W

Wace, Humphrey, 251, 253.

—, —, parson of Callan, 569.

—, Ralph, 453.

— See Wase.

Wacelyn, Thomas, 544.

—, William, [of York], 681, 692.

—. See Wascelyn.

Wacy, Walter, 72.

Waddesdon, Wotesdon, co. Buckingham, 268.

Waddesworthe, Waddeworthe, John de, 307.

—, Reginald de, of Donecastre, 423.

—, —, John his son, 423.

Waddington, Wadyngton [co. Lincoln], 346, 654.

—, Nicholas de Redynges, parson of, 399.

Wade, Richard, 356.

—, Simon, 152.

Wadele. See Wadley near Farringdon.

Wadenho, Roger de, 325.

Wadetone, Isabella de, wife of Martin de Fissacre, 467.

—, John son of Robert de, 273.

— See Watton.

Wadley, Wadele, [near Farringdon], co. Berks, 658.

Wadmalle, ulnage of, 344.

Wadworth [co. York], 519.

Wadyngton. See Waddington.

Waget, John, [of Bristol], 605.

Wagh, Eygnon, of Beaumaris, 553.

Waghenare, William son of William le, of Ypres, 162.

Wahulle, Simon de, of Langeford, 598.

Wainfleet, Waynflet, co. Lincoln, 523.

—, Burgh by [co. Lincoln], 27, 484.

Wainford. See Wamford.

Waite. See Wayte.

Wake, Hugh, 21, 24.

—, John de, or John, 113, 181, 184.

—, — his son and heir, Thomas, 113, 181, 184.

—, John le, 546.

—, —, of Berewyk, 333.

—, Ralph, 'le sopere,' 58.

—, Richard, 406, 407, 515, 546, 594, 679.

—, Thomas, 133, 150, 291.

—, —, son and heir of John Wake, 113, 181, 184, 553.

Wake, Wakes. See Tallages.

Wakefeld, Robert de, parson of Rockeley, 166.

—, Simon de, under-sheriff of York, 401.

Wakefield, Wakefeld, co. York, 483, 485, 529.

—, la Wodehalle in the parish of, co. York, 535.

Wakering, Little, co. Essex, 597.

Wakerle, John de, 424.

Walampton. See Walkhampton.

Walcot, Walcote [co. Norfolk], 251.

— [co. Northampton], 237.

Walcote. See Walecote.

Walcott-on-Tern, Walecote - on - Tyrne, co. Salop, 618.

Walda, Henry de, 535, 545.

Waldebeof, Waldebef, Roger le, 683.

—, William, 650.

Walden, Waldene, Waledene, Waledon, Humphrey de, 284.

—, —, commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c. 55, 134, 228, 241, 313, 427, 591, 688, 693.

—, John de, 232.

—, Master Maurice de, parson of Cotton, 340.

—, William de, 589.

—. See Waudene.

Walden, Waledene [co. Essex], 135.

—, letters patent dated at, 462, 466, 467, 471, 500.

Walden, Kings, Kingeswaledene, Waledene Regis, co. Hertford, 481, 597.

Walden, Saffron, or Chipping Walden, Chepingwaledene, Waledene, Walden, co. Essex, 135, 513.

—, —, abbot and convent of, 471, 513.

Waldeshef, John, 108, 124, 346, 666.

—, Walter, or Walter de, 363, 588, 600, 700.

—, —, king's butler and yeoman, the chief butler, 13, 101, 160, 204, 205, 215, 306, 341.

—, —, his attorneys or deputies, 12, 18, 19, 181, 208, 215, 257, 466.

—, William, 76.

Waldyn, Leonard, of Sambrok, 72.

Wale, Thomas, 146.

—, —, sheriff of Northampton, 244.

Walecote, Walcote, Geoffrey de, 22.

—, Ralph de, 169, 295, 340, 382, 546.

— See Wolecote.

Walecote-on-Tyrne. See Walcott-on-Tern.

Waleden, Waledene. See Walden; Walden, King's; Walden, Saffron.

Waleis, Waleise. See Waleys.

Walepole. See Walpole.

Walerand, Waleraund. See Walrand.

Wales, 170, 186, 214, 223, 269, 300, 322, 338, 342, 355, 384, 387, 395, 442, 443, 452, 471, 485, 508, 521, 538, 539, 620, 648.

—, justice of. See Mortuo Mari.

—, prince of. See Edward II., king; Llewellyn.

—, clergy of, tenth granted by the, 263.

—, foot soldiers for Scotland from, 539.

—, gauger of wines in, Bernard Pee de Fere, 553.

—, law, 687.

—, power to receive Welshmen [insurgents], into the king's peace, 442-444.

—, [rebellion or insurrection], in, 263, 443, 567, 569.

— See also Bren, Llewellin; Glamorgan.

—, sacerdotal office of Efferiatteudlu in, 451.

—, Welshman, suits between Englishmen and, or Welshmen and, 433.

—, —, at Bristol, 489.

—, lands of Roger le Bygod in, granted to Thomas de Brotherton, the king's brother, 290.

—, lands of Gilbert de Clare, &c., in Glamorgan and Morgannou. See Clare.

—, Marches of, 491, 508, 587, 634, 643 683,

—, —, lands of Griffin de la Pole in, 541.

—, Llanthony in. See Llanthony Prima.

—, Morgannou in. See Morgannou.

—. See also Welshmen.

Wales, North, 394, 469, 508, 514, 553, 615, 635, 642.

—, chamberlain of, 354.

—, chamberlainship of, controller of. See Shaldeford.

—, justice of, 387.

—, — See Grey, John de; Mortuo Mari.

—, treasurer of. See Cheddeworthe.

—, gauger of wines in, his deputies Eygnon Wagh and William Salomon, 553.

—, surveyor or supervisor of works of the king's castles in. See Blound; Shaldeford.

—, complaint of oppression by the men of, 229.

—, oppressions committed by the king's bailiffs in, 406.

—, petition [touching customs and grievances] by he men of, 433.

—, provisions to be supplied from the king's household from, 195.

—, Crukith castle in. See Criccieth.

—, Haliheved in. See Holyhead.

Wales, South, 391, 433, 666.

—, the chamberlain of, to provide ships for the passage into Ireland, 575.

—, —, to appraise horses, &c., 575.

—, — See Hore, Master William le.

—, justice of, 323, 325, 666.

—, — See also Berkeleye; Grey; Martin.

—, gauger of wines in, his attorneys in, Adam de Neth and John de Kyft, 552.

—, surveyor or supervisor of the king's castles in. See Blound.

—, foot soldiers for Scotland from, 539.

—, oppressions committed by the king's bailiffs in, 406.

—, petition touching customs and grievances by the men, 433.

Wales, West, 322, 433.

—, justice of. See Berkeleye.

—, petition touching customs and grievances by the men of, 433.

Walesala. See Walsall.

Walesbreu, Mark de, 117.

Walesby [co. Nottingham], 311.

Walesham, Nicholas de, 575.

Waleton, Robert de, 682.

— See Walton.

Waleton-on-Trent. See Walton-on-Trent.

Walewayn, Waleweyn. See Walwayn.

Waleys, Waleis, Waleise, Adam le, 641.

—, Henry le, of London, 511.

—, Howel le, 23.

—, Hugh le, 413, 414.

—, Isabella la, 641.

—, John, 459.

—, —, chaplain, 320.

—, John le, 596.

—, Richard le, 21.

—, Robert, 359.

—, William, 48.

—, —, of Brimstede, 251.

—, —, le Messer, 429.

—, William le, 8.

— See Galeys.

Walford, Walleford, [Pimhill hundred], co. Salop, 59, 61.

Walingford. See Wallingford.

Walkefare, Robert, 21, 284, 690.

Walkelin, Walkelyn, Thomas, 506, 588.

Walker, William le, of Hornse, 539.

Walkeringham, Walkringham [co. Nottingham], 60, 73.

Walkern, Walkerne [in Broadwater hundred, co. Hertford], 18, 274, 588, 592.

Walkhampton, Walkampton, Walampton [co. Devon], 125, 126.

Walkington, Walkyngton, co. York, 179, 180, 537.

Walkringham. See Walkeringham.

Walkyngham, John de, 343.

Walkynton, Walkyngton, William de, 23.

— See Walkington.

Wallawe, John, of Giselham, 233.

Walle, Robert atte, 168.

Walleford, Welleford, Geoffrey de, parson of Potterspiry, 174, 337.

— See Walford.

Wallerand. See Walrand.

Walliis et fossatis, de, commissions, 57, 63, 64, 134, 136, 142, 145, 147, 154, 234, 249, 305, 315, 316, 329, 410, 417, 427, 428, 491, 492, 494, 499, 500, 506, 579, 590, 595, 679, 692, 695, 698, 701.

Wallingford, Walyngford, Walinford [co. Berks], 14, 408, 409, 501.

—, letters patent dated at, 612, 613.

—, castle, town, or honor, &c. of, 254, 512, 604, 616, 639, 642, 668.

Wallington, Walyngton [co. Norfolk], 381.

Wallokesberne. See Wenlocksbarn.

Walmesford, Hugh de, 253.

Walour, Hugh, 57.

—, Thomas, 57, 318.

Walpole, Walpol, Walepole, Amicia, late the wife of Thomas de, 3.

—, Benedict de, 276.

—, Henry de, 138, 690.

—, Peter de, 57.

—, Master Simon de, parson of Alvyvecherche, 458.

—, William de, the younger, 138.

Walram, John, 488.

Walrand, Walerand, Waleraund, Wallerand, Walran, Walraund, Adam, 49, 124, 474, 529, 580.

—, John, 246.

—, —, purveyor, 619.

—, —, vicar of Dungarvan, 663.

—, Robert, bishop of Ferns. See Ferns.

—, —, steward of the New Forest, 19.

—, Master Stephen, 444.

—, Master Stephen, prebendary of Thagmon or Haghmon in the church of Ferns, 435, 637.

—, —, parson of Taghmon, 369.

—, —, or Stephen, parson of Kilmidan, 77, 157, 646.

Walsall, Walesala, Walshale [co. Stafford], 33, 613.

Walse. See Walshe.

Walsh. See Walshe.

Walshale. See Walsall.

Walsham, North, Northwalsham [co. Norfolk], 216, 251, 497.

—, South, Suthwalsham [co. Norfolk], 448.

Walshe, Walsh, Walse, Walsshe, Adam son of John le, 238.

—, Bartholomew le, 589.

—, David le, [of Bristol], 605.

—, Gilbert, 676.

—, John le, 68, 150, 200, 224, 334.

—, —, of Bristol, 445.

—, —, of Chykerel, 540.

—, John son of John le, and Isabella his wife, of Chykerel, 540.

—, Richard le, 605.

— See also Welsh.

Walsingham, Walsyngham, Bartholomew de, presented to Shengham church, 254.

—, John de, 590.

—, —, 'barber,' 58.

—, Richard de, an assessor, 49, 474, 531.

—, —, commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c. 54, 55, 138, 140, 142, 147, 149, 153, 224, 238, 251, 261, 262, 315, 318, 319, 321, 324, 326, 405, 409, 419, 428, 430, 431, 496, 497, 503, 506, 518, 677, 698, 700, 701.

—, Robert de, [of Bishops Lenne], 58.

—, Thomas son of John de, 321, 497.

Walsingham, Walsingeham [co. Norfolk], 88, 319.

—, prior and convent of, 201.

—, letters patent dated at, 354-356, 359361, 416, 417.

—, Great, [co. Norfolk], St. Peter's church, 201.

Walsoken, Walsokne [co. Norfolk], 639.

Walsokne, Nicholas de, 626.

Walsshe. See Walshe.

Walsyngham. See Walsingham.

Walter, Waltere, Wauter, the king's ferreter, 48.

—, the knave of, Wauteresknave, 410.

—, the forester of, Robert, 410.

—, parson of Kyrkeby super Byne, 59.

—, Adam son of, le Taverner, of Norwich, 58.

—, Adam son of William son of, de Halghton, 72.

—, Henry son of, de Bukyngham, 425, 426.

—, —, de Hornescleve, 272.

—, —, de Wycoumbe, of Oxford, 151.

—, John son of, bailiff of Kirketon, and his brothers Alan and Ralph, 691.

—, —, his man Simon, 691.

—, —, de Gosewyk, 248, 250.

—, —, de Merston, 313.

—, Nicholas son of, de Orewelle, 62.

—, Reginald son of, 422.

—, Richard son of, de Kingeswode, 30.

—, — Alexander and John his brothers, 30.

—, Robert son of, 18, 20, 208, 211, 233, 274, 275, 356, 619, 683.

—, —, and Alice his wife, 18, 211, 356.

—, —, his wife Alice de Insula, 221.

—, —, his wife Dervergulla de Burgh, 211.

—, —, grant by Christiana daughter of Dervergulla de Burgh to, 18.

—, —, commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c. 129, 130, 153, 225, 226, 232, 261, 262, 318, 321, 324, 326, 330, 406, 415, 464, 493, 513.

—, —, le Belleyeterre. See Belleyetere.

—, —, de Minterne, 239, 403.

—, Thomas son of, de Barewe, 701.

—, Walter son of, de Askeby, 150.

—, —, de Gloucestre, 410.

—, —, John his brother, 410.

—, William son of, le Chaloner, 66.

—, —, [of Grove], 312.

Walteri, Beatrice, 487.

— See Gauteri.

Waltham, Adam de, 'taverner,' and Adam his son, 582.

—, Bartholomew de, 285.

—, Edward de, purveyor, 79, 188, 209, 510.

—, Gilbert de, canon of Waltham Holy Cross, 691.

—, John de, 229, 250.

—, Ralph de, 670.

—, Richard de, 700.

—, Robert de, 621, 670.

—, Roger de, canon of St. Paul's, 603.

Waltham, letters patent dated at, 464, 473.

—, co. Essex, 554.

—, Little, co. Essex, 612.

—, co. Lincoln, 360, 645.

Waltham Holy Cross, Waltham co. Essex, 691.

—, gaol of, 691.

—, abbot of, 285, 383, 606.

—, Richard de Hertford, abbot of, 691

—, Gilbert de Waltham, canon of, 691.

—, canons [named] of, 691.

—, lay brother [named] of, 691.

Waltham St. Laurence [co. Berks], 691.

Walton, Wauton, Geoffrey de, 240.

—, Henry de, 518.

—, John de, 57, 448, 475.

—, —, going to Norway, 263.

—, Nicholas de, 57.

—, Nicholas son of Robert de, 319.

—, Nicholas son of William son of Nicholas de, 53.

—, Ralph de, 230.

—, Robert de, 57.

—, William de, 124, 351, 482.

—, —, death of, 11.

—, Master William de, 609.

—. See Wauton.

Walton, Waleton, co. Essex, 81, 103, 190.

—, [Walton-le-Dale, co. Lancaster], 53.

—, co. Salop, 554.

— by Graham [co. Lincoln], 435.

— near Felixtow, Woleton [co. Suffolk], prior of, 386.

— on Trent, Waleton-on-Trent, co. Derby, 600.

Waltrim. See Gautrim.

Walwayn, Walwayne, Walwaine, Walweyn Walewayn, Waleweyn, Wauweyn, Waweyn, John, 668.

—, Master J., prebendary of Farendon, 334.

—, Master John, 183, 264, 296, 332, 548, 678.

—, —, commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c., 135, 310, 312, 323, 407, 412, 419, 424, 498, 650, 668, 669, 684, 686, 691, 693.

—, —, escheator [south] of Trent, 256, 259, 280, 290, 291, 298, 300, 301, 307, 333, 335, 336, 340, 352, 357, 358, 363, 379, 381, 382, 396, 401, 439, 446-448, 451, 454, 470, 472, 478, 481, 485, 505, 508, 511, 513, 518, 522, 527, 539, 541, 546, 549, 553, 555, 570, 579, 603, 608, 612, 614, 616-618, 627, 628, 630-633, 636, 637, 639, 643, 644, 646-648, 651, 652, 654, 659, 664, 669, 673.

—, Master John, parson of Hamslape, 550.

—, —, presented to Lugwardyn church, 200, 201.

—, Robert, bailiff of Scarborough, 493, 494, 586, 587, 593.

Walworne [in the Marches of Wales], 643.

Walyngford. See Wallingford.

Walyngton, Walynton, Roger de, 649, 650.

— See Wallington.

Wambe. See Waumbe.

Wambergh, Wanbergh, Wanberghe, Philip de, 25.

—, Thomas de, 24.

Wamford, Miles de, 294.

Wanberghe. See Wambergh.

Wandesford, Wendesford, Hugh de, [of Scarborough], 494, 587.

Wanetenge. See Wantenges.

Wangford, Waynford, co. Suffolk, hundred of, 273.

Wanncy. See Wauncy.

Wanstrow, Wanstraw, Wendestre [co. Somerset], Master Adam de Orleton, prebendary of, 377.

Wantage, Wantenges, 502.

Wantele. See Wantley.

Wantenges, Robert, 502, 582.

—. See Wantage.

Wantley, Wantele, co. Sussex, 562.

Wappele, Philip de, 359.

Wappelyngton, John de, 536.

Wappenham [co. Northampton], John de Tyngewyk, parson of, 496.

Wapping, Wappynge, Wopping, co. Sussex, 562.

Wapry, John, 153.

—, Walter, 153.

War, excused from personally appearing in, 558.

Warbelton. See Warblington.

Warberge. See Warborough.

Warblington, Warblinton, Warblyngton, Warblynton, Warbelton, Thomas de, 49, 55, 60, 64, 69, 78, 114, 350, 473, 479, 498, 529.

Warblington, Warblyngton, Warblynton, Warblinton, co. Hants, 139, 638.

—, Roger de Audeleye, parson of, 93.

Warborough, Warberge [co. Oxford], 663.

Warcop, Warthecop [co. Westmoreland], 353.

Ward, Warde, Geoffrey le, 678.

—, Isabella la, 8.

—, John, 23, 221.

—, John le, 684, 695.

—, Ralph, 220.

—, Richard, of Elmested, 79.

—, Robert le, 302.

—, Robert, of Iwardby, 596.

—, Simon, or Simon le, 21, 139, 248, 250, 295, 496, 502, 688.

—, —, sheriff of York, 401.

—, Thomas le, of Kirketon, 691.

— Thomas, of Kyngeston-upon-Hulle, 245.

—, Walter, 499, 600.

—, William, of Nafferton, 72, 73.

—, —, of Raventhorpe, 501.

—, —, of Saundeby, 253.

—, — son of William le, of Mordon, 681.

—, William le, of Keythorpe, 60.

Wardeboys, Geoffrey, Geoffrey de, [of Cambridge], 330, 589.

Wardecop, Wardecoppe, Warthecop, Henry de, 167, 460, 495.

—, Isabella de, 167.

—, William de, 241.

Warden, John de, merchant of Dordragh, 235.

Warden, Wardon [co. Bedford], 598.

—, abbot of, 519.

Wardesford, co. Dorset. See Woodford West.

Wardon, Robert de, 109, 123.

Wardrobe, the, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 39, 52, 105, 106, 206, 209, 213, 284, 287, 303, 339, 341, 342, 434, 443, 468, 524, 565, 641.

— of Edward I., 527, 528.

—, bill of the, 45, 204-206, 306, 528.

—, keeper of the, 544.

—, — See Drokenesford; Melton; Northburgh; Warle.

—, Great, clerk of the. See Stokes.

—, bills of the, 688.

—, queen Isabella's. See Isabella.

— See Garderobe.

Ware, John de, 589.

—, Peter de, of London, 450, 454, 674.

—, Reginald le, 239, 403.

—, William le, 239, 403.

—, William de, purveyor, 188.

Ware [co. Hertford], prior of, 281.

Wareham, Warham [co. Dorset], 317, 679, 689.

—. See Warham.

Warener. See Warenner.

Warenmouth, Warnemuthe [in the common pasture of Bamburgh castle on the river Waren], co. Northumberland, 88.

Warenna, Hugh de, of Buckeby, 72.

—, Waren, Warren, Garenne, John de [1240-1304], earl of Surrey and Warenne, 125, 356.

—, —, [1304-1347], 25, 166, 175, 223, 236, 354, 390, 394, 481, 525, 535, 538, 545, 568, 607, 653, 671, 673, 687.

—, —, his wife Joan de Bares, the countess Warren, the king's niece, [daughter of the count of Bar in Champagne by Eleanor daughter of Edward I.], 12, 401, 434.

—, —, divorce between him and Joan, 401, 434.

—, —, his lands, 483-485, 528, 529, 607, 610.

—, —, pre-contract of marriage with Matilda de Nerford, 401, 434.

—, —, re-grant of lands to, with remainder to John de Warenna and Thomas de Warenna sons of Matilda de Neirford, 528, 529.

—, —, re-grant of lands to, with remainder to Matilda de Neirford, 528.

—, John de, son of Matilda de Neirford, 528, 529.

—, Thomas de, son of Matilda de Neirford, 528, 529.

Warenner, Warener, Wariner, Adam le, 320.

—, Gilbert le, of Melton, 590.

—, Robert le, 445.

—, Thomas, le, 78.

—, William le, of Sandeye, 598.

— See Warner.

Waretes'. See Wartres.

Wareto, Hugh de, 267.

Warham, Robert de, 146.

Warham, Wareham, co. Norfolk, 224.

—, —, William le Blund, parson of of St. Mary's, 194.

—, East, or All Saints, Est Warham [co. Norfolk], Richard de Aston, parson of, 167.

—, —, Richard de Estdene, parson of, 130, 167.

— See Wareham.

Warideslaghdale. See Wensleydale.

Warilon, Thomas de, remembrancer of Exchequer, Dublin, 526.

Warin the butler, 359.

—, Alan son of, de Roxeby, 34.

—, Alan son of William son of, 581.

— William son of, de Cherlton, 14.

— See Fiz Waryn; Waryn.

Wariner, Warinner. See Warenner.

Warkworth, Werkworth, Werkeworth, co. Northumberland, 508.

—, pirates at, 597.

—, Eustace le Conestable of, 597.

Warle, Warlee, Ingelard de, 46, 175, 203, 379.

—, —, keeper of the Wardrobe, 6, 7, 36, 41, 45, 101, 106, 107, 161, 302, 306, 339, 341, 348, 357, 511, 514, 528, 606.

—, —, to be a baron (29 Dec. 1316) of the Exchequer, 606.

—, —, deanery of Tetenhale granted to, 114.

—, —, prebendary of Kentisshton in St. Paul's, London, 639.

—, —, a pilgrim, 198.

Warlingham [co. Surrey], 276.

Warminghurst, Warmynghirst, co. Sussex, 15.

Warmington, Wormyngton [co. Northampton], William de Rasen, parson of, 40.

Warmyngton, Warmynton, John de, prior of Chetwod, 647.

—, William de, prior of Chetwode, 633.

Warnborough, South, Suthwarnebarue, co. Southampton, 391.

Warnemuthe. See Warenmouth.

Warner, Andrew, 106.

—, John le, 249.

—, John son of Andrew le, 459.

—, Nicholas le, 313.

—, Robert le, 313.

—, Simon le, 418.

—, William, 56, 496.

— See Swou Warner; Warenner.

Warnham, Wernham, co. Sussex, 562.

Warre, John la, 125, 211.

—, Roger la, the elder, 31.

—, —, the younger, 31.

Warren, Joan, countess. See Warenna.

Warrewyk, Warrywyk, Warwyk, Henry de, 331, 507.

—, Richard de, 546.

—, —, of Notyngham, 393.

—, Robert de, 423.

—, —, otherwise Robert le Belyeterre of Warwick, under-sheriff of Worcester, 244, 427.

—, — See also Belleyetere.

— See Warwick.

Warrum. See Wharram Percy.

Warrywyk. See Warrewyk.

Warter, Wartre, co. York, 523.

—, prior of, 343, 427, 521.

—, prior and convent of, 523.

—, [John de Calworth, canon of], 427.

Warthecop. See Warcop; Wardecop.

Warthreynon. See Gwrtheyrnion.

Wartling, Wertlyng, Wretelyng, Wretlyng, Wrtling, co. Sussex, Adam de Pontefracto, prebendary of, 338, 347, 353, 518, 623.

—, Ingelram de Carleton, prebendary of, 77.

—, John de Snodland, prebendary of, 77.

—, Richard de Ayremynne, prebendary of, 518, 623.

—, Thomas de Redinges, parson of the prebendal church of, 173, 343.

—, William de Melton, parson of the prebendal church of, 173, 338, 343, 347, 353.

Warton, Warton in Kendal [co. Lancaster], Galvan de Thwenge, parson of, 550.

Wartre, John de, 384.

—, William son of Stephen de, 523.

— See Warter.

Wartres, Waretes', Wareteser, Gervase, merchant of Dynant, 251, 409, 518.

Warwick, earl of. See Bellocampo.

Warwick, Warrewyk, county of, 377, 427.

—, commissioners of array for, 351, 461.

—, — to assess a fifteenth in, 474.

—, — to assess the twentieth and fifteenth for, 50.

—, — to assess a sixteenth in, 530.

—, — to perambulate forests in, 296.

—, — touching offences of the king's ministers in, 686.

—, — measures used in, 688.

—, conservators or keepers, &c., of the peace for, 109, 123, 129, 482.

—, justices of gaol delivery for, 226, 493.

—, sheriff of, 531.

—, —, John de Howby, 243.

—, —, or other officers, [alleged malpractices or oppressions, &c.] by, 243, 407, 429.

—, Templars' lands in, 37.

Warwick, Warrewyk, town of, 247, 289, 294, 297, 674.

—, pavage and murage for, 301.

—, Walter de Bello Campo, keeper of the castle, 664.

—, justices of gaol delivery for, 493.

—, Friars Preachers of, 674, 675.

—, St. Mary's, John Dodde, [chantry priest] of, 559.

—, —, Robert de Lincoln, [chantry priest] of, 559.

— —, John de Burton, prebendary of, 647.

— —, Robert de Lincoln, prebendary of, 647.

—, St. Sepulchre's, Paul de Stolton, prior of, 552.

—, —, William de Coterugge, canon, or prior of, 552, 556, 608.

Warwyk. See Warrewyk.

Waryn, Henry, 506, 588.

—, —, of Elstede, and his brothers William and Robert, 135.

—, —, of Langetoft, 588.

—, Robert, 500, 589.

—, Stephen, 251.

—. See Warin.

Wascelyn, Wasselyn, John, 262.

— See Wacelyn.

Wase, Richard atte. 409.

— See Wace; Woses.

Washingley, Wassingle [co. Huntingdon], Edmund Neve, or Neue, parson of, 479.

—, Robert Cotei, parson of, 479.

—, Robert Norman, parson of, 82.

Washington, Wessington [co. Durham], 538.

—, Wassindon, Wassyndon, Wassyngton, co. Sussex, 467, 562.

Waspai. See Wastepre.

Waspray. See Wastepre.

Wasseburne, John de, 69.

Wasselyn. See Wascelyn.

Wassindon. See Washington.

Wassingle, Robert de, 82, 479.

—, Thomas de, 456.

—, William le, 49.

— See Washingley.

Wassyndon, Wassyngton. See Washington.

Waste, arrentation of, 91, 98, 336.

—, —, fees for charters of, 294.

Wastenays, Wasteneys, Edmund de, 99.

—, Robert de, 99.

—, —, marriage of Christiana, late wife of William de Funtayne, granted to, 99.

Wastepre, Waspray, Waspai, John, 498, 598.

—, John, monk of Tavistock, 499.

Wasteville, William de, 445.

Wastour, John le, 229.

Watefeld, John de, 404.

Water, Watere, Watre, Watier, John atte, of Duntich, 239, 404.

—, Richard, of Bristol, 35, 444, 445.

—, Roger atte, 160.

— See Aqua; Bythewater; Lewe; Waterende.

Waterbeach, Waterbeche, abbess of, 344.

—, abbess and sisters Minoresses of, 131, 341, 372.

Waterchie, John de, of Dynant, and Gervase his brother, 169.

Waterende, John son of John atte, 16.

Waterford, county, Richard le Poer, sheriff of, 279.

—, town of, murage granted for, 471.

—, diocese of, 77, 157, 646.

Waterledere, William le, of Lodelowe, 621.

Waterville, Robert de, 21, 224, 289, 346.

Watesand. See Wathsande.

Watesfeld. See Whatfield.

Wateville, Robert de, 604.

Watford, Alexander de, 160.

—, Peter de, forester of Engelthwayt, 282.

Watford, 135, 145.

—, Watteford, co. Hertford, 66, 220, 313.

—, —, William [de Aulay], vicar of, 313.

—, co. Northampton, 159, 340.

Wath, Wathe, co. York, 136.

—, Roger de Pokelyngton, parson of, 352.

— by Ripon [co. York], James de Appelby, parson of, 538.

Wathe, Wath, Denis de, 320.

—, Michael de, parson of Croxton, 550.

—, —, rector of Greynesby, 610, 621.

Wathsand, Wathsande, Watesand, John de, 698.

—, Ralph de, 326.

—, Thomas, 65.

Wathyngdon, Michael de, 229.

Watier, Richard. See Water.

Watlington, Robert de, [of Oxford], 584.

—, —, bailiff of Oxford, 594, 695, 699.

Watlington, Wattlington, co. Oxford, 569.

Watre. See Water.

Watteclay, Richard, of Great Yarmouth, 576.

Watteford. See Watford.

Wattelesfeld. See Wattisfield.

Wattisfield, Wattelesfeld [co. Suffolk], John de Carleton, parson of, 337.

Wattlington. See Watlington.

Watton, Hugh de, of Walcote, 251.

—, John de, 620.

Watton, Wadetone [in the parish of Stoke Gabriel, co. Devon], 467.

Watton, co. York, 501.

—, prior of, 501.

—, prior and nuns of, 669.

—, Richard, prior of, of the order of Sempyngham, 467.

—, nuns of, dragged out of a cart, 501.

—, —, protection for, 169.

—, John de Hoton, canon of, 501.

Wauberge. See Wamberghe; Weybridge.

Waude. See Ouhaud; Walda.

Waudene, Stephen de, 406.

— See Walden.

Waumbe, Wambe, Thomas, son of Thomas Wambe, 467.

Wauncy, John, 597.

—, Philip de, 599.

Wautereforester, Robert. See Gloucestre.

Wauteresknave. See Gloucestre.

Wauton, Joan de, prioress, or abbess of Elnestowe, 218, 290.

—, John de, 511.

—, William de, 243, 249, 296, 408, 445.

—, —, keeper of the sea coast, 533.

— See Walton.

Wautort, John de, 126.

— See Vautort.

Wauweyn. See Walwayn.

Wauxand, Richard de, 172.

Waverley, Waverle [co. Surrey], abbot of, 16, 395.

—, abbot and convent of, 270.

Way, co. Dorset, 88.

Way, path, road, or highway, licence to close, 80, 90, 117, 275, 374, 449, 513, 612, 651.

—, to divert a, 91.

Waybred, Alan de, 545.

Waydour, John, bailiff of Northampton, 342.

Waye, Way, Weye. See Attewaye.

Wayneflet. See Waynflet.

Wayneman. See Waynman.

Wayneswelle. See Lincoln.

Waynflet, Wayneflet, Robert de, abbot Bardney, 314.

—, William de, 613.

— See Wainfleet.

Waynford. See Wangford.

Waynman, Wayneman, Thomas le, 307.

Wayte, Wayt, Waite, Weyte, Master Henry le, 303.

—, Henry son of Henry le, 200.

—, John, 144, 151.

—, Richard le, 72.

—, Robert le, of Furness abbey, 252, 415.

—, Master Robert le, of Chiriton, 60, 64, 69.

— William son of Agnes le, 236.

Waytecake, Waytecak, Whaitcak, Alan son of Robert, 595.

—, Robert, and Alan his son, 409, 430.

Wchgwrvei. See Uwch Gwyrfai.

Weacombe in West Quantockshead, Nether Weycumbe [co. Somerset], 326.

Wear, Wer, the river, 558.

Weare, Lower, Netherwere [co. Somerset], mill of, 218.

Wearmouth, Wermuth [co. Durham], William de Ayremynne, parson of, 536.

Webbe, Henry le, 425, 426.

—, James le, 425, 426.

—, John le, of Tinney, 598.

—, William le, 224.

Webbele. See Weobley.

Wechtrard. See Oughterard.

Wedere, Bartholomew le, 145.

Wedergrave, Nicholas de, 505, 530, 680.

Wederhale, William de, of Northalverton, 688.

Wedmore, Wedmor, co. Somerset, 413, 415.

Wedon, John son of Hugh de, 684, 695.

—, Thomas de, 86.

Wedon Pynkeny. See Weedon Loys.

Weedon Loys, or Weedon Pinkeney, Wedon Pynkeny [co. Nottingham], 655.

Week [in Dartington parish], Wike, co. Devon, 503.

Week Southteign, Wyke Suthtenge, Wik Suthtenge, co. Devon, 577-579, 624, 664.

Weelsby, Welisby [co. Lincoln], 477.

Weighton, Wyghton, co. York, 476.

Weilond. See Weyland.

Weirs. See Thames.

Welby, Welleby, co. Lincoln, 682, 684.

Welde, Hugh son of Richard de, of Aungre, 241.

Weldon, Little, Little Weledon, Little Welledon, co. Northampton, 3, 577-579, 623, 664.

Weledon. See Weldon.

Weleford. See Welford; Welleford.

Welehalle. See Welhaugh in Tindale Ward

Welewes. See Welwyn.

Weleye, Henry de, 139.

Welford, Welleford [Berks], 299, 305.

Welford, Welleford [co. Northampton], now called Sulby, abbot of, 491.

Welghwes. See Welwyn.

Welhaugh in Tindale Ward, Welehalle [co. Northumberland], 644.

Welhou. See Grimsby.

Welinton. See Wellington.

Welisby. See Weelsby.

Welishate, Adam, of Bristol, 35.

Well, Welle, Adam de, or Adam, 553, 610.

—, Alice de, 57.

—, Bartholomew de, mariner and merchant of Lenne, 147, 231, 323, 324.

—, Cicely de, 464.

—, —, and Aline her sister, 167, 357.

—, Isabella, late the wife of Robert de, 385.

—, —, lady of Vescy, 167.

—, Ivo de, 534.

—, Jordan de, 246.

—, Richard de, 57.

—, Robert de, 326, 551.

—, —, keeper of the king's victuals and stock at Carlisle, 287.

—, —, of Multon, 247.

—, Robert son of Adam de, 385, 656.

—, William de, 57.

— See also Welle.

Well, co. Norfolk, or Cambridge, 318.

—, Welle, co. Norfolk, 318.

—, [Outwell or Upwell], Welle, 242.

—, river from Lenne to, 241.

Welle, John atte, 240.

—, —, and Lavinia his wife, 656.

—, John son of Reginald atte, of Lincoln, 663.

—, Laurence atte, 431, 700.

—, Robert atte, 417.

—, —, or Robert ad Fontem, of New Lafford, 580, 590.

—, William atte, 629.

— See also Well.

Welle [co. Kent]. See Westwell.

— See Well; Wells.

Welleburne, Welleburn, Nicholas de, parson of Whiteberne, 556, 664.

Welleby, Adam son of Robert de, 574, 682, 684.

—, John de, 682, 684.

—, John son of Thomas de, 574.

—, William de, 545, 574, 682, 684.

— See Welby.

Wellecombe. See Woolcomb.

Welledon. See Weldon.

Welleford, Weleford, Geoffrey de, 130, 131, 245, 581.

—, —, parson of Lyndewode, 365.

—, —, parson of Potterespirye, 174, 337.

—, Richard de, sheriff of London, 147, 231, 323.

— See Welford.

Wellemelk, Wellemelke, John, of Bristol, 68, 445.

— See Wollemelk.

Welles, Alan de, 331.

—, Ivo de, keeper of Derhurst priory, 17.

—, John de, 586, 620, 650.

—, —, keeper of Crukith castle, 559.

—, Thomas de, 480, 622.

— See Wells.

Wellesburne, William de, 263.

Welleseye (sic). See Wellesley.

Wellesley, Welleseye, John de, [keeper] of the castle of Kildare, 457.

—, —, sheriff of the county Kildare, 457.

—, William de, [keeper] of the castle of Kildare, 285.

Wellesworth, Wellesworthe, Clarice late the wife of Roger de, 570.

—, John son of Roger de, 570.

—, Roger de, 59, 243, 244, 247, 326, 510.

—, —, escheator [south] of Trent, 27, 28.

—, Roger son of Roger de, 570.

Wellewyk, Ralph de, 593.

—, Robert de, 593.

Wellingore, Wellyngoure [co. Lincoln], 523.

Wellington, Welynton, co. Hereford, 31.

—, Welinton, Welynton, co. Salop, 333, 554, 612.

Wellow, Welhou [within the liberty of Grimsby, co. Lincoln]. See Grimsby.

Wells, Welle, Welles, co. Norfolk, 57, 224.

—, Welles, co. Somerset, 411, 412, 417.

—, bishop of. See Bath and Wells.

—, St. Andrews, dean of. See Godelegh.

—, —, provost of. See Burnel.

— See Bath and Wells.

Wellyngoure. See Wellingore.

Welmeleghton. See Wormleighton.

Welnetham. See Welvetham.

Welrington. See Worlington.

Welsh, Welshe, Adam le, 500.

—, Elias le, 500.

— See also Walshe.

Welsh foot soldiers, 539.

— See Law; Wales.

Welshery, the, 687.

Welshmen, suits between, and Englishmen, 433.

—, —, and Welshmen, 433.

—, free liberty to sell or grant their lands, 434.

— See Wales.

Welshpool, la Pole [co. Montgomery], castle or manor, lands, or town of, 10, 26, 151, 315, 444, 472, 643.

— See also Powys.

Welton, Benedict de, prior of St. Giles, Bernewell, 371.

Welton. See Welton Rivall.

—, Welton Payneshall [one of the five prebends in Welton, in Lawres wapentake, co. Lincoln], Master Thomas de Langetoft, prebendary of, 380.

—. Rivall, Welton [co. Lincoln], Master Roger de Rothewell, prebendary of, 549.

— Westhall [co. Lincoln], Master Henry de Benyngworthe, prebendary of, 401.

Welvetham, Welnetham, Whelnetham, Whelvetham, Bartholomew Jonespenser de, 138.

—, John de, 86, 138, 246, 462.

—, —, Henry and Robert his brothers, 138.

Welwyn, Welewes, Welghwes, [in Broadwater hundred], co. Hertford, 597.

—, Richard de Derteford, parson of, 146.

Welyfedd, William, of Melcombe, 467.

Welyngham. See Wilyngham.

Welyngton, Welynton, John de, 208.

—, —, assessor, of Bristol, 69.

—, Thomas de, 377.

— See Wellington.

Wem, Wemme, co. Salop, 108, 123, 145, 150, 229, 436.

— See also Butiller of Wemme.

Wembdon, Wemedon [co. Somerset], St. George's church, 258.

Wemedon. See Wembdon.

Wemme. See Wem; Butiller of Wemme.

Wendesford. See Wandesford.

Wendestre. See Wanstrow.

Wendon, Maurice de, parson of Keniarth Vaur church, 282.

—, —, parson of the church of Merthir Kelere, 282.

Wendover, Wendovre, Wendoure, co. Buckingham, 80, 163.

—, Richard atte Strete of, 85.

Wendovre, Wendovere, Wendoure, John de, 125.

—, Ralph de, purveyor, 11, 79, 188, 293, 339, 349, 374, 511.

—, William de, 313.

Wenegrave. See Wengrave.

Wenge. See Wing.

Wengrave, Wenegrave, John de, 224, 232, 233, 410, 582, 601, 691, 700.

—, —, of London, 118.

—, William de, clerk of the sheriffs of London, 147, 231.

Wenhaston, co. Suffolk, 208.

Wenise, Richard de, 318.

— See Venuz.

Wenlake, Wenlak. See Wenlok.

Wenlock, Wenlok [co. Salop], prior of, 217.

—, Henry, prior of, 273.

Wenlocksbarn, Wallokesberne [in the parish of St. Giles], co. Middlesex, 190.

Wenlok, Wenlak, Walter de, 423, 503.

Wennington, Wenyngton, Wenynton, co. Essex, 104, 190.

— [co. Huntingdon], 639.

Wenreret, John Bernard, parson of, 658.

Wensleydale, Warideslaghdale [co. York], Estboulton, [or Castle Bolton] in, 260.

Wente, Laurence son of William atte, 404.

Wentlloog, Wenthlok [co. Monmouth], 540.

Wentnor, Wentenore, Wentenoure [co. Salop], 253, 266.

Wenton, [near Barrow], co. Rutland, 576, 578, 664.

Wenvoe, Wonfo, [near Cardiff], co. Glamorgan, 624.

Wenyngton, Wenynton. See Wennington.

Weobley, Webbele, co. Hereford, 71.

—, pavage for, 375.

Wepare, Thomas le, 500.

Wer. See Wear.

Werdale, William de, 508.

— See Wetherall.

Werdesford, co. Dorset. See Woodford West.

Were, Robert atte, 240.

Werer, John de, of Bayone, 517.

Werk, Werke, William, and Joan his wife, 409.

Werkeworth, Werkworth. See Warkworth.

Werldham, Peter de, 472.

Wermenistre, John de, 505.

Wermuth. See Wearmouth.

Wernham. See Warnham.

Werplesdene. See Worplesdon.

Wertlyng. See Wartling.

Wesenham, Giles de, 58.

Wessington. See Washington.

Wessyngton, William de, 167.

— See Vessington.

West, Henry, 499, 600.

—, —, of Welleby, 684.

—, John, [co. Gloucester], 139.

—, —, purveyor, 52.

—, —, of Barkeston, 682.

West Acre, Westacre [co. Norfolk], prior and convent of, 7, 332.

Westbek, Thomas de, of Wilton, 425.

Westbolyndon. See Bullington.

Westborough, Westburgh [co. Lincoln], 424, 454.

—, John de Terlyng, parson of, 100, 345.

Westbourne, Bourne, co. Sussex, 192.

Westbrightwell. See Brightwell.

Westbrook, Westbrok [in Boxford parish], co. Berks, 378.

Westburge, Simon de, 467.

Westburgh. See Westborough.

Westbury, John de, monk, or prior of Luffeld, 462, 470, 511.

Westchepe. See London.

West Cliffe, Westclive, Westclyve, Weste clyve, co. Kent, 135, 137, 227, 228.

Westcoker. See Coker, West.

Westcote, Westecote, Westkote, John de, commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c., 129, 136, 149, 232, 243, 247, 248, 250, 310, 311, 321, 328, 402, 405, 406, 408-414, 417, 420, 426, 427, 494, 496-499, 503.

Westdeone. See Dean, West.

Westdycheborne, Westdicheburne. See Ditchburn, West.

Westeclyve. See West Cliffe.

Westefale, Master Terricus de, of Brussels, 606.

Westegate. See Westgate.

Westelvele. See Ella, West.

Westerglas [co. Devon], water of, 467.

Westerham, co. Kent, 522.

Western seas. See Sea.

Westerne. See Westrenne.

Westferiwra. See Feriwra.

Westgate, 337.

—, Westegate, co. Kent, 245.

Westgrenested. See Grinstead, West.

Westgrenewich. See Greenwich.

Westhale, Adam de, 404.

Westhall, Westhale, co. Suffolk, 271.

Westhamme. See Ham, West.

Westharnham. See Harnham.

West Hide, la Westhide, Westhyde [Luton parish, co. Bedford], 142, 160.

Westhildeslye. See Ilsey, West.

Westhyde. See West Hide.

Westiby, John son of Helewisia, 501.

Westillebury. See Tilbury, West.

Westington, John son of John de, 139.

Westkingessnode. See Kingsnoad.

Westkote. See Westcote.

Westkyngton. See Kington, West.

Westle, William de Hoo, parson of, 334.

— See West Lee; Westley.

West Lee, Westle [and Langdon Hills in Barstable hundred, co. Essex], 81, 103, 190.

Westley, Westle [co. Suffolk], 334.

Westlillyng. See Lilling, West.

Westmarcham, Westmarham. See Markham.

Westmarkham. See Markham.

Westmarton. See Marton.

Westmellen. See Westmill.

Westmene. See Meon, West.

Westmerland, Henry de, canon of Bridlington, 245.

Westmerle [co. Westmoreland], 452.

Westmill, Westmellen, co. Hertford, 417.

Westminster, 37, 38, 47, 64, 159, 286, 409, 449, 671.

—, Council at, 122, 472, 576.

—, — See also Council.

—, king's palace at, pavement between the Bar of the New Temple and, 287, 340.

—, surveyor of works at. See Norton.

—, carpenter at, John de Roke, 48.

—, justices at, 96.

—, Court of King's Bench at, 319.

— — See also Bench, the king's.

—, letters patent dated at, 1-10, 21, 25-49, 51-57, 59-73, 75-81, 84, 87, 90-100, 109, 111, 132-135, 138, 141, 142, 193, 196, 210-224, 248-269, 271-287, 289-297, 300-330, 332-338, 342, 402-409, 444, 448-460, 462-473, 475-486, 488-491, 494-506, 508-522, 524, 546, 579-584, 586, 588, 603, 633, 635, 637-642, 646, 650-675, 693-701.

—, Parliament at, 16, 51, 114, 194, 290, 305, 337, 608.

—, exemption from livery in, 44.

—, ship called la Blie of, 519.

—, — la Blythe of, 213, 547.

—, — la cogge Sancte Marie of, 5.

—, — la Godeiere or Godyer of, 5, 213, 468.

—, — la Isabelle of, 5.

—, — the James of, 5.

—, — la Margarete of, 520, 547.

—, — la Michele of, 5.

—, — le Michel of, 520, 547, 678.

—, — la Petre of, 547.

—, — St. Peter of, 520.

—, — la Welifare of, 5.

—, St. James's hospital, Nicholas de Oxonia, keeper of, 156.

Westminster, St. Peter's, abbey of, 335, 378, 390, 452, 459, 473, 558, 560, 561, 572, 604, 612.

—, Richard [de Kidyngton], late abbot of, 272.

—, William de Curtlinton, Curtlyngton or Kirtlington, abbot of, 298, 613.

—, abbot and convent of, 435, 521, 663.

—, prior and convent of, 558.

—, almonry of, Thomas de Cherlecote, chaplain of the, 558.

—, monks of, John de Bitterle, 272.

—, —, John de Wytteneye, 272, 522.

—, —, Richard de Colworthe, 272.

—, during voidance the abbey not to answer for its debts, 478.

Westmoncote, Philip de, monk of Tewkesbury, 570.

Westmoreland, county of, 308, 311.

—, commissioners of array for, 460.

—, — to assess the twentieth and fifteenth for, 50, 51.

—, — touching offences of the king's ministers in, 685.

—, — measures used in, 688.

—, conservators, or keepers, &c. of the peace for, 108, 124, 130, 699.

—, keeper of, Ralph son of William, 389.

—, sheriff of, [alleged malpractices, or oppressions, &c.], by, 244.

—, —, John de Carleton, 244.

—, Templars' lands in, 45.

Weston, Geoffrey de, and Thomasia his wife, 457.

—, John de, 72, 618, 646.

—, —, the younger, 690.

—, —, parson of Weston, 338.

—, —, steward of the household of the king's brothers, 281.

—, Master John de, chamberlain of Scotland, 35, 41, 71, 295, 352, 557, 615, 643, 644, 675.

—, —, receiver for Scotland, 295.

—, Nicholas de, 18, 338.

—, Richard de, 445.

—, —, of Bristol, 134, 143, 605.

—, Roger de, 248, 250.

—, Simon de, 679.

—, —, monk of Ely, 465.

—, Thomas de, 102, 618, 689, 690.

—, William de, 238, 556, 607.

—, —, parson of Dudecote, 270.

—, Master William de, 655.

Weston, 475.

—, co. Bedford, 112.

—, [in Stalbridge, co. Dorset], 648.

— [co. Gloucester], 101, 139.

— See Weston-sub-Edge.

— [co. Hertford], 526.

—, co. Lincoln, 585.

— in the diocese of Lincoln, John de Weston, parson of, 338.

—, co. Northampton, 597.

— [? co. Nottingham], Robert de Beckyngham, parson of, 253.

—, co. Rutland, 576, 578, 664.

—, Wysteneston, co. Sussex, 562.

— by Beccles, co. Suffolk, Henry de Swaveseye, parson of, 471.

— Sub-Edge, Weston Underegge, Weston, co. Gloucester, 101.

— See also Giffard of Weston.

—, co. Somerset, 414, 415, 417.

— Zoyland, Sowyland, Sowylaund, Weston, co. Somerset, 412.

Westovere, John, 246.

Westparrok, in Flinton parish [co. York], 110.

Westrays, Richard, 464.

Westrenne, Westerne, Alice, late the wife of Walter, of Aswardeby, 580, 590.

Westrithing. See York, county of.

Westthurrok, Westthorrok. See Thurrock, West.

Westtillebury. See Tilbury, West.

Westtrithing. See York, county of.

Westua, custom called, 433.

Westwales, Robert de, 241.

Westwell, Isabella de, nun of Garyng, 15.

Westwell, Welle [in Calehill hundred, co. Kent], 275.

Westwick, Westwyk [co. Hertford], 70.

Westwode, Henry de, 135.

Westwood, Westwode [co. Lincoln], 1.

—, Westwode, [co. Wilts], 626.

—, —, [near Droitwich], co. Worcester, Richard le Priour of, 499, 600.

—, Geoffrey le Priouresbrother of, 499, 600.

— [in Alne] in Galtres forest [co. York], 165.

Wetacre. See Wheatacre.

Wetewang, Wetwang, Wetewonge, Peter son of William de, 567.

—, Richard de, 386.

— See Wetwang.

Wether. See Sheep.

Wetherall, Werdale [co. Cumberland], the prior of, 550.

Wetherby [co. York], pontage for the repair of the bridge of, 521.

Wethersfield, Wyresfeld [co. Essex], 592.

Wetwang, Wetewang [co. York], Gailard, Gaillard, Galliard, or Gairald de Duro Forti, prebendary of, 18, 40, 369, 444.

— See Wetewang.

Wexe, William, of Honespulle, 413-415.

Weybridge, Wauberge, co. Huntingdon, forest of, 91, 92.

—, 'le Heuth' in, 92.

Weyburn, William de, parson of the church of Saundeby, 409.

Weycumbe, Nether. See Weacombe.

Weye. See Wye.

Weyland, Weylond, Weilond, Nicholas de, 3.

—, Richard de, Henry serjeant of, 233.

—, —, Hubert serjeant of, and Thomas his brother, 233.

—, —, of Rydon, and Alan his brother, 56, 496.

Weyte. See Wayte.

Whaddon, co. Gloucester, 186.

Whaitcak. See Waytecake.

Whale cast ashore, 134, 317.

—, taken for the king's use, 299.

Whalley, Whalleye [co. Lancaster], 568.

—, abbot and convent of, 568.

— See Qwallai.

Whalt', Alan de, 72.

Whalton [co. Northumberland], Adam de Rotheleye, parson of, 393.

Wharfe, Querfe [co. York], the river, 180

Wharram Percy, Wharrum Percy, Warrum, co. York, 24, 412.

Wharton, Querton, co. Westmoreland, 241.

Whatele. See Wheatley.

Whatfield, Watesfeld [co. Suffolk], 305.

Whatton, Richard de, 430, 474, 483, 502, 584, 692.

—, Richard son of Roger de, 552.

—, Robert de, 288.

—, Roger de, and Joan his wife, 553.

Whaud. See Ouhaud.

Wheat, [price of], 543.

Wheatacre, Wetacre [co. Norfolk], 20.

—, Thomas Baynard, parson of, 20.

Wheatfield, Whitefeld [co. Oxford], 92.

Wheatley, Whetelay, Wheteleye, co. Notting ham, 253, 311, 327.

—, Whatele [co. Oxford], 563.

—, Whetelagh, [near Doncaster, co. York], 366.

Whelewright. See Whelwrighte.

Whelnetham. See Welvetham.

Whelpe, William, 246.

Whelpedale, John de, 174.

—, —, and William and Stephen his brothers, 372.

—, William de, and Stephen his brother 372.

Whelvetham. See Welvetham.

Whelwrighte, Whelewright, Richard le, 683.

— See Rotour; Wrighte, John le.

Whenby, Queneby [co. York], 539.

—, Hamo de Heworth, vicar of, 536.

Whepstead, Whepstede [co. Suffolk], 305.

Whepstede, Michael de, 305.

Wherwell, Wherewelle, Wherwelle [co. Hants], 70.

—, abbess and convent of, 200, 303.

Whetebred, William, 240.

Whetelagh. See Wheatley.

Wheteleye, Whetelay, Nigel de, 446.

—. See Wheatley.

Whickham, Quikham [co. Durham], 538.

— See Quikham.

Whilambe, Giles, merchant of Ypres, 235.

Whimple, Wympol, co. Devon, 268.

Whinbergh, Quynberwe, co. Norfolk, 37.

Whippestele, William, of Kirketon, 318.

Whippingham, Wippingham in the Isle of Wight, 629.

Whiston, Whitstan [co. York], 591.

—, Wytestane, Wystenehiden [in Claines parish], co. Worcester, 566.

Whitburn, Whitebern, Whiteberne [co. Durham], Nicholas de Welleburn, parson of, 556, 664.

—, William de Ayremynne, parson of, 30, 179, 334, 395.

Whitby, Whiteby, Whyteby, co. York, 594.

—, abbot of, 542.

—, abbot and convent of, 389.

—, monks [named] of, 389.

Whitby-Strand, Whitebystrand, co. York, 544.

Whitchirche, Wythchirche, John de, 28, 397.

Whitchurch, Whitchirche, co. Oxford, 135, 137, 420.

—, on the confines of the counties of Oxford and Berks, 678.

—, co. Salop, 242.

— See Dodington.

White, Whyte, Whyt, Wyte, Henry le, 246.

—, John le, the younger, 685.

—, —, merchant of Almain, 234, 614.

—, —, of Estlond, 316.

—, Nicholas, 679, 689.

—, Richard le, 'pessoner,' of Bristol, 35, 70, 134, 143, 605.

—, —, 'Irmonger', of Bristol, 294.

—, Stephen le, 512, 550.

—, Walter le, 65, 145, 240.

—, William le, 466.

—, —, of Puryton, 413, 414.

—, William son of Thomas de, 687.

Whiteberne, Whitebern. See Whitburn.

Whiteburne, John de, 683.

Whiteby, Walter de, 62.

—, William de, 'spycer,' of York, 542.

— See Whitby.

Whitefeld, Whytefeld, Richard de, 22.

—, Robert de, 23.

—, Thomas de, 250.

—, William de, 406.

—, —, knight, 250.

— See Wheatfield; Wytfeld.

Whitekirk [co. Haddington], 8.

Whiteleye. See Whitteleye.

Whitelok, John, 57.

Whitene, Ralph de, 71.

Whitenow, William, 61.

Whiteparish, co. Wilts, 249.

Whiterik, Richard, 65.

Whitewell, Whitewelle, Whytewelle, Asculph de, Harsculph de, or Hasculf de, 387, 506, 588, 591.

—, Roger de, purveyor, 188, 452, 486.

—, William son of John de, 6.

—. See Whitwell; Wytewelle.

Whiteworthe, Whiteworth, Thomas de, 22, 425.

Whitfield, Whytefeld, co. Northampton, 435.

— See Bewsfield.

Whiting. See Qwityng.

Whitland [co. Carmarthen], abbot and convent of, 338.

—, grant to the monks of, 348.

Whitle. See Witley.

Whitleseye, Alexander de, 318.

Whitley, ? Wytheghe, co. Devon, 429.

Whitpyntel, Reginald, 57.

Whitsand. See Wissant.

Whitstaple, co. Kent, 191, 193.

Whitteleye, Whiteleye, Thomas de, of Bristol, 134, 605.

Whittingham, Wytyngham, co. Suffolk, 384.

Whittlesford, Wytlesford [co. Cambridge], Master Edmund de London, parson of, 508.

Whittokesmede, Thomas de, 238.

Whitton, Michael de, 200.

Whitwell, Whitewell, Whitewelle, co. Dorset, 577, 578, 624, 664.

Whitwick, Whytewyk [co. Leicester], 512.

Whixley, Quixle, Quixley [co. York], 294, 590.

—, right of presentation to the church of, 425.

—, Gerard son of Gerard Salveyn presented to the church of, 425.

Whynebergh, John de, and Oscelin his brother, 698.

Whyneberwe, William de, 57.

Whyssele, Wisshele, William de, or William le, 405, 504.

Whyte, Whyt. See White.

Whytefeld. See Whitefeld; Whitfield.

Whytelworth, Thomas de, 416.

Whytewelle. See Whitewell.

Whytewyk. See Whitwick.

Wibert. See Wybert.

Wichbold, Wychebaud, co. Worcester, 424, 499, 600.

Wichcott, Wycchecote [in Great Sutton parish], co. Salop, 554.

Wick, East, Estwyk in Savernake [near Wooton Rivers, co. Wilts], 300, 470.

Wickenby, Wykyngby, co. Lincoln, 526, 528.

—, William de Lincoln, parson of, 382.

Wickfield, Wykefeld [co. Berks], 299, 305.

Wickford, Wykford [co. Essex], William le Blound, parson of, 519.

Wickham, Childs, [or Wickham St. Mary], Wykewane, co. Gloucester. 264.

— St. Paul, Wykham, co. Essex, 81, 103, 190.

Wickmere, Wykemer, co. Norfolk, 590.

Widdeslade. See Wyddeslade.

Widehokesrewe. See Wydioche.

Widemouth, Wydemouth, co. Cornwall, 143.

Widmerpol. See Wydemerpole.

Widye, Walter, 364.

Wigan, Wygan, co. Lancaster, 62.

Wiger. See Wyger.

Wigford, Wykford [in the city of Lincoln], 582.

—, John le Reve of, 582.

Wigge. See Wygge.

Wiggenhall, Wygenhale [co. Norfolk], 7, 681.

Wiggon, Peter, of Swofham, 503.

Wighhall. See Wighill.

Wighill, Wighhall [co. York], 590.

Wight, Wyght, Isle of, 149, 581, 583, 629.

—, mariners of the, 149.

—, ship driven ashore, 55.

—, lady of the. See Redvers.

—, See also Brading; Carisbrook; St. Cross; Swanston.

Wighton. See Wyghton.

Wigier. See Bigier; Wyger.

Wigmore, Wygemor, Wyggemore [co. Hereford], castle and manor of, 491.

— See Mortuo Mari of Wigmore.

Wigtoft, Wygetoft [co. Lincoln], Master Thomas de Langeton, parson of, 342.

Wigton, Wygeton [co. Cumberland], Gilbert de Wygeton, parson of, 551.

— William de Hillum, parson of, 551, 559, 606, 609.

Wike, Wyke [in Guilt Cross hundred, co. Norfolk], 607.

— See Week; Wyke.

Wikeholmhurst, 240.

Wikelese [co. Berks], la, 668.

Wik Suthtenge. See Week Southteign.

Wilberfoss, Wilberfosse [co. York], the prioress of, 536.

Wilburghham, See Wylburgham.

Wilde, Wylde, Thomas le, 691.

Wildegos, William, 694.

Wildemershe. See Wyldemershe.

Wilden, Wyeldene, Wylden [in Barford hundred], co. Bedford, 51, 285, 633.

Wildeshouse, Gerard de, 246.

Wileby. See Wyleby.

Wileford, Willeford, William son of Simon de, 417.

—, —, of Sleford, and Joan his wife, 585.

— See Wilford.

Wileghby. See Willoughby.

Wilemyn. See Wylemyn.

Wilet, Nicholas, 150.

Wilford, Willeford, co. Nottingham, 72.

Wilghby. See Willoughby.

Wilin, or Wylyn, ap Yevan, 567.

— See also Wylin.

Wilington. See Wylington.

Willard, John, of la Doune, 509.

Wille, John atte, 249.

—, Thomas, of Pendele, 403.

—, —, and Robert his son, 403.

Willeford. See Wileford; Wilford.

Willehyurd, Thomas de, 219.

— See Woolborough.

Willelmi, Burnettus, of Lucca, merchant of London, 267.

Willerby, Wylardesby [co. York], Master Robert de Gloucestre, parson of, 400.

Willesden, Wyllesdon, co. Middlesex, 81, 103, 190.

Willesford. See Wilsford.

William II., king, charter of, 307.

William, count of Hainault, Holland, and Zealand. See Hainault, William, count of.

William, the Carpenter. See Carpenter.

—, the Clerk, 360, 676.

— son of Richard, 587, 683.

—, Richard son of William de la Rokele, 652.

—, parson of Cotes, 499.

—, — of Hunteleye, 499, 600.

—, — of Notehale, 692.

—, — of Stutton, 446.

—, rector of Langunneth, 360.

—, vicar of Assheby Mares, or Assheby. See Ashby Mears.

—, — of the church of Hembury, 600.

—, — of Swynstede, 682, 684.

—, vicar of Watford. See Watford.

—, Adam son of, de Carleton, 68.

—, — son of Walter de Halghton, 72.

—, Agnes, late the wife of Edmund son of, son of Ralph de Shymplyngge, 67.

—, Alan son of, Fiz Waryn, 502.

— — son of Warin, 581.

—, — — le Fevre, 404.

—, — —, le Fevre, of Bekyngham, 60, 73.

—, Henry son of, 224.

—, Hugh son of, de Lewynthorpe, 579.

—, John son of, le Bret of Little Cestreford, 449.

—, —, le Chapman, 56, 227.

—, —, de Carleton, 562.

—, —, de la or de Forteye, 161, 264.

—, —, de Frumpton Cotel, 30.

—, —, de Harebothe, and Ralph his brother, 430.

—, —, le Keu of Bath, 238.

—, —, de Magna Hale, 410.

—, —, le Mareschal, 211, 275.

—, —, de Miton, 452.

—, — de Neuson of Doncastre, 423.

—, —, le Venour. See Venour.

—, John son of Gilbert son of, and Gilbert brother of John, 585.

—, —, son of Nicholas de Redburne, 70.

—, Laurence son of, atte Wente, 404.

—, Nicholas son of, le Cachepole, 683.

—, —, son of Nicholas de Walton, 53.

—, Peter son of, Fiz Waryn, 502.

—, —, de Marton, 180.

—, —, de Middelton, 495, 579.

—, —, de Treueluargh, or Trevelnargh, keeper of Tyntagel castle, 163.

—, —, de Wetewonge, 567.

—, Philip son of, de Potewode, 273.

—, Ralph son of, 176, 260.

—, —, commissioner of oyer and terminer, &c. 130, 237, 310, 312, 316, 337, 352, 414-416, 567, 580, 681.

—, —, keeper of Carlisle, Cumberland Westmoreland, and Lancaster, 389.

—, —, keeper of the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, 71.

—, —, de Beston, 495.

—, —, de Bradefeld, 588, 592.

—, —, de Colneye, 456.

—, — son of Ralph, and William his brother, 699.

—, Richard son of, atte Churche, 16.

—, —, de Eldechirche, 509.

—, —, le Spycer of Exeter, 695.

—, —, John his brother, 695.

—, —, de Tendringg, parson of Gerolfeston, 513.

—, — son of Stephen, 467.

—, Robert son of, 115, 140.

—, —, le Fevre of Repynghale, and Margaret his wife, 696.

—, —, de Honyngton, 682, 684.

—, —, de Kelleseye of Houeden, 527.

—, —, le Seynter of Warrewyk, 325.

—, —, —, abduction of Matilda his wife, 325.

—, —, de Swynestede, 682.

—, —, le Vavasour, 683.

—, Roger son of, atte Chirche of Tybenham, 440.

—, —, de Huntingfeld, 96.

—, —, de Broke, 350, 530.

—, — son of Basilia, 238.

—, Simon son of, 647.

—, —, de Hakeneye, 679.

—, — son of Henry, 238.

—, Stephen son of, de la Wode, and Robert his brother, 499, 600.

—, Theobald son of, 647.

—, Thomas son of, le Aguiler of York, and Cecily his wife, 348, 548.

—, —, le Bolewere of Well, 318.

—, —, le clerk of Radeclif-upon-Trent, 633.

—, —, le Curzon of Croxhale, 661.

—, —, le Louerd of Seusterne, 13.

—, —, de Normanton, 393.

—, —, son of Richard, 501.

—, Walter son of, del Hulle of Carleton, and Hugh his brother, 524.

—, William son of, a special commissioner, 316, 426.

—, —, de Berdefeld, 159.

—, —, de Boville, 113.

—, —, de Cantilupo, 401.

—, —, le Clerk of Boston, 383.

—, —, de Drayton of Great Yarmouth, 576.

—, —, de Elmeleye, 656, 672.

—, —, le Fevre of Glentworth, 414.

—, —, —, of Sautre, 696.

—, —, Fiz Rauf, 584.

—, —, de Greote of Assheford, 72.

—, —, de la Haye, 678.

—, —, de Holay. See Holay.

—, —, le Mayden, 404.

—, —, de Melton, of Barton, 155.

—, —, le Mouner, 425, 427, 506, 588.

—, —, lord of Nas, 488.

—, —, de Percy, 240.

—, —, de Rydale of Nateby, 241.

—, —, le Waghenare of Ypres, 162.

—, —, le Ward of Mordon, 681.

—, — Richard son of, de la Rokele, 65.

— See Fiz William.

William Vachan son of William son of Philip, 348.

Williames Mede [co. Kent], 90.

Willingdon, Wylindon, Wylington, co. Sussex, 152, 227, 416, 678.

Willingham, Wylingham, Wylyngham, Bylyngham [co. Lincoln], 179, 537.

— by Sixhills, Wyvelingham by Sixil [co. Lincoln], 391.

Willington, Wylinton, co. Bedford, 467.

—, Wyleton on Trent, co. Derby, 588.

Williton, Wyleton [co. Somerset], 152.

Willoughby, Wyleby, Wyleghby, Wylegheby, Wylghby, Wylgheby, Wylughby, Wylugheby, Wileghby, Wilghby, Wilughby, Wileby, Hugh de, 502, 582.

—, Isabella, late the wife of Richard de, 328.

—, John de, 50, 108, 225, 293, 301, 316, 320, 371, 372, 427, 460, 470, 482, 496, 530, 597.

—, Richard de, 197, 226, 243, 253, 311, 312, 317, 326, 407, 409, 584, 588, 600, 691.

—, Robert de, 23, 215, 309, 622, 631, 649, 696, 698.

—, Thomas de, 127, 290, 437.

—, William, 239, 404.

—, William de, parson of Berghby, 342.

Willoughby, Wylgheby [co. Lincoln], 410.

—, Scot, Scotwylgheby [co. Lincoln], 78.

Willoughton, Wylughton [co. Lincoln], John de Enderby, parson of, 100.

Wilmot, William, of Boroughbridge, 536.

Wilsford, Willesford, Wyvelesford, co. Lincoln, 684.

—, prior of, 383.

Wilsick, Wylghsyk [co. York], 170.

Wilstrop, Wylesthorpe [in Kirk Hammerton parish], co. York, 533.

Wilteshire, Walter de, or Walter, a monk of Hyde, 327, 700.

Wilthorpe, Philip de, 57.

Wilting, Wyltyng, co. Sussex, 249.

Wilton, Wylton, co. Wilts, 261.

— [co. York], 54, 60, 425.

— See Wylton.

Wilts county of, 144, 149, 234, 253, 307, 316, 327, 613, 637, 661, 666.

—, commissioners of array for, 350, 461.

—, — to assess a fifteenth in, 474.

—, — to assess the twentieth and fifteenth for, 49.

—, — to assess a sixteenth in, 529.

—, — to perambulate the forests in, 296.

—, — of oyer and terminer for, 496.

—, — touching offences of the king's ministers in, 686.

—, — measures used in, 689.

—, conservators, or keepers, &c., of the peace for, 107, 124, 129, 482, 492.

—, justices of gaol delivery for, 225.

—, sheriff of, 378, 531, 638, 639, 669.

—, —, [alleged malpractices, or oppressions, &c.] by, 243, 408.

—, —, John de Kyngeston, 243.

—, the king's forests in, 183.

Wilughby. See Willoughby.

Wilyngham, Welyngham, John de, 319.

Wimbish, Wymbissh, Wymbysshe, co. Essex, 356, 422.

Wimbotsham, Wynbodesham, co. Norfolk, 431, 701.

Wimeswould. See Wymeswold.

Winchcombe, Winchecombe, Wynchecombe, Richard de Iddebury, sacristan or abbot of, 462, 471, 481.

— T. or Thomas de Shireburne, (late prior), abbot of, 126, 155, 462.

—, Walter, abbot of, 119.

—, Robert de Audeby, master of the refectory at, 462.

Winchelsea, Wynchelse, Wynchelese, co. Sussex, 6, 7, 356, 499, 520.

—, barons of, 292, 303.

—, — and good men of, licence to fit out ships (as privateers), 162, 234.

—, ships fitted out by the men of, 234, 235.

—, ships [for the king's service] from 292.

—, the ship la Cogge St. Marie of, 694.

—, goods of [Spanish] merchants exempt from arrest in, 303.

—, master and brethren of the hospital of the Holy Cross, 159.

—, St. Giles's church, John de Hustwayt, parson of, 96.

—, —, Master Savaricus de Sidyngbourne, parson of, 130, 157, 446.

Winchelsey, Robert, archbishop [1294 to 11 May 1313] of Canterbury, 119, 245, 356, 538.

Winchester, bishop of, 210, 506.

—, Audemer, or Aymer, bishop of. See Lesignan.

—, Godfrey [Lucy], bishop [1189-1204] of, 630.

—, Henry, bishop [1129-1171] of. See Blois.

—, Henry, bishop [1305-1316] of. See Merewell.

—, Richard Toclive alias More, bishop [1174-1189] of, 630.

—, William, bishop [1242-1250] of. See Ralega.

—, bishop and chapter of, 205.

—, bishops of. See also Merewell; Pontisara; Sandale.

—, bishop of, [tolls out] of his fair of St. Giles, 630.

—, —, Philip, steward of the, 676.

—, —, his treasurer of Wolvesey, 630.

—, bishopric, diocese, or see of, 93, 274, 337, 368, 370, 393, 394, 439, 515, 540, 550, 556, 570, 626, 628, 637, 644.

—, bishopric of, keepers of the, 518, 519.

—, —, John de la Beche and Ralph de Bereford, keepers of the, 540.

—, archdeacon of, H[ugh de Rupibus or de Roches], 676.

—, —, Master James Sinebald, otherwise de Florencia See Florencia.

—, —, Ralph, 676.

—, grant to SS. Peter and Paul and St. Swithun, 675.

—, St. Swithun's, 619, 675, 676.

—, —, prior of, 365, 426.

—, —, Adam, prior of, 626.

—, —, prior and chapter of, 158, 368, 441.

—, —, prior and convent of, 37, 525, 532, 626, 628, 630, 668.

—, —, Adam de Sarum, a monk of, 182.

—, —, Ralph de Calne, precentor of, 510.

—, —, Robert, clerk of the chapter of, 676.

—, —, Philip de Lusteshulle, a monk of, 510.

—, —, confirmation of charters of, 626, 675, 676.

Winchester, co. Hants, 146, 150, 210, 469.

—, castle of, William de Sibeston, porter of, 480.

—, commission of gaol delivery for, 326.

—, murage for, 525.

—, letters patent dated at, 624, 626-628, 632, 634, 643, 685, 689.

—, Statute of, 9, 107, 122, 247, 350, 403, 482, 679, 692, 697, 699.

—, Parchemynstret in, 146.

—, prior and Augustinian friars of, 34.

—, St. Giles by, fair of, 630.

—, St. George's church, John Wyard, rector of, 637.

—, —, Robert Iwon, rector of, 637.

—, St. John's, John de Froll, warden of, 416.

—, St. Mary's; Matilda, abbess of, 416.

—, —, abbess and nuns of, 374.

—, —, prioress of, 606.

—, Abbotstone by, 642.

—, Hyde or la Hide by. See Hyde.

—, Wolvesey by, 630.

Windsor, Windesore, Wyndesore, co. Berks, 247.

—, the constable of, 94.

— castle of, the clerk or surveyor of works. See More; Spygesworthe.

—, bridge of, custom on the king's ships or boats passing through the, 109.

—, letters patent dated at, 5, 6, 10-17, 29, 33, 55, 56, 59, 61, 77-83, 87, 132-136, 203, 206, 246, 247, 250, 256, 260, 265-267, 269-272, 275, 311, 314, 316, 317, 447, 448, 451, 484, 485, 488, 493, 508, 510, 579, 580, 634, 637, 642-654, 664, 666, 678, 691, 692, 695, 696, 698, 699.

—, prison or gaol at, 478, 505.

—, —, within the liberty of Windsor forest, 329.

—, petition setting forth the inconvenience of the county gaol for Berks being at, 328.

—, commonalty of, so weak that prisoners cannot be supported by alms, and so die for want, 329.

—, pontage for, 198.

—, St. John's hospital granted to Walter de Redynges, 543.

—, [sport reserved] in the parts of, 18.

—, forest of, 498, 517, 638, 640, 641, 645.

—, —, Robert de Wodeham, chief forester of, 94.

—, —, Walter de Wodeham, chief forester of, 94.

—, park of, 37.

—, —, chapel in, 11.

—, —, chaplains of the chapel in, to be commoners of the king's table, 12.

—, new park at, 639.

—, Werplesdene by. See Worplesdon.

Wine, 12, 13, 70, 98, 110, 111, 114, 134, 140, 142, 147, 149, 150, 160, 205, 224, 231, 247, 305, 313, 323, 490, 509, 510, 516, 521, 545, 547, 571, 583, 603, 607, 613, 617, 625, 630, 636, 652.

— from Gascony, 613, 630, 641.

—, white, 55, 149.

— granted to Mary, the king's sister, 261, 638-640.

— for the king's use. See Edward II.

— for queen Isabella. See Isabella.

— from Bordeaux, 580, 586.

— from Rochelle, 694.

—, [enquiry touching] ships laden with, 419.

—, gauger of. See Gauger.

—, prise of, at Portsmouth, 630.

—, proclamation against buying, before gauging, 648.

Winfrith - Newburgh, Wynfrid - Neuburgh, Neuburgh Wynfrede [co. Dorset], 4, 288.

Wing, Wenge [co. Buckingham], 175, 545.

Wingham, Wyngeham, co. Kent, 245.

Winlaton, Wynlautone [co. Durham], the barony of, 566.

Winshill, Wyncehulle [co. Derby], 250, 314.

Winston, Wynston, Robert de la Rye, parson of, 536.

Winterbourne, Wintreborne [co. Wilts], 475.

— Ford, Wynterburneford [co. Wilts], 457.

Winterbrook, Wynterbrok, co. Berks, 409.

Winterslow, Wyntreslowe, Wyntrelawe [co. Wilts], church of, 357, 358.

—, wood of, in Clarendon forest, 95.

Winterton, Wynterton, co. Lincoln, 71.

Winthorpe, Wynthorpe [co. Lincoln], 665.

—, church of St. Mary, altar of St. James in, 665.

Wintringham, Wytringham, co. York, 384.

Wipe. See Wyppe.

Wippingham. See Whippingham.

Wirkesope. See Worksop.

Wisbech, Wisebeche, Wysebech, Wysebeche [co. Cambridge], 491, 510, 516.

—, commissioners de walliis et fossatis for the hundred of, 315.

—, gaol of, 318.

—, pavage for, 574.

Wisdom. See Wysdom.

Wise. See Wyse.

Wisebeche. See Wisbech.

Wiseheart, Robert, bishop of Glasgow. See Glasgow.

Wiseton, Wiston [co. Nottingham], 693.

Wisham. See Wysham.

Wisman. See Wysman.

Wissant, Whitsand [Pas de Calais, France], 202.

Wissett, Wysete [co. Suffolk], 215.

Wisshele. See Whyssele.

Wiston. See Wiseton.

Wistow, Wistowe, Wystowe [co. York] Aymon de Jovenzano, prebendary of, 78, 103.

—, Richard de Crumbewelle, prebendary of, 90, 103.

—, Roger de Northburgh, prebendary of, 302, 375.

— See Wystowe.

Witcham, Wytchham in Wichford hundred, co. Cambridge, 121.

Witefeld. See Wytfeld.

Withalissezone, Richard, and Richard his son, 500.

Witham. See Wytham.

Witham, North, Northwyme [co. Lincoln], Thomas de Dynglee, parson of, 594.

—, South, Suthwyme, co. Lincoln, 594.

—, Wytheme, co. Nottingham, the river, 430, 503.

—, Middle, Middelwytheme, co. Notting ham, the river, 430.

Withe, Wythe, Alan, 57.

—, Geoffrey, 49.

—, John, 57.

—, —, of Tinney, 598.

—, — See also Wyth.

—, or Wyche. See Wyche.

Witheghe. See Wytheghe.

Wither. See Wyther.

Withern, Wytheren, Wyherne, co. Lincoln, 385.

—, Richard le Vavasur, parson of, 385, 656.

Withersfield, Wytheresfeld [co. Suffolk], 340.

Withihou, 240.

Withington. See Church Withington.

Witlesford. See Wytlesford.

Witley, Whitle, Wytle, co. Surrey, 135, 137, 228.

Witney, Wytteneye [co. Oxford], Thomas de Teffonte, parson of, 628.

Witteneye. See Wytteneye.

Wittering, Wytering, Wyterynge, co. Northhampton], 525.

—, Roger de Corby, parson of, 397, 472.

Witton, Robert de, 24.

Witton, East, Est Wytton, co. York, 3.

Wiverton, Wyverton [co. Nottingham], 37, 42, 624.

Wiville. See Wyville.

Wixford, Wytlakesfeld, co. Warwick, 522.

Wixtowe, Wyxstowe. See Wystowe.

Wobbeding. See Woolbeding.

Wobourn, Richard de, 670.

Woburn, Wouburne [co. Bedford], abbot and convent of, 442.

—, letters patent dated at, 341, 363.

Wode, John atte, 30, 533, 611.

—, Reginald atte, 8.

—, Richard atte, 152, 519.

—, Robert de la, purveyor, 619.

—, Stephen son of William de la, and Robert his brother, 499, 600.

—, Thomas le, 248.

—, William, 152.

Wodeburgh, John de, 668.

—, Joilinus de, 72.

—, Nicholas de, of Morleye, 166, 174.

Wodecluk [co. Durham], the stream called le, 566.

Wodecote. See Woodcote; Woodcott.

[Wodeford, Luke de], or friar Luke, the king's confessor, 563.

Wodeford, Robert de, 412.

—, Master William de, 269, 296.

—, —, parson of Baliogari in Ireland, 267, 661.

Wodeford, co. Somerset. See Woodford in Monksilver.

Wodehagh, Thomas de, 360.

Wodehalle, Nicholas de, 527.

—, Nicholas de la, 104.

—, Philip de la, 535.

—, William de la, 560.

— See Woodhall.

Wodeham, Robert de, forester of Windsor, 94.

—, Simon de, 45.

—, Walter de, forester of Windsor, 94.

Wodeham Ferreres, Godham Ferrars, Oliver de, 135, 145.

Wodehamcote, William son of Philip de, 156.

Wodehouse, Wodehous, Wodehouses, Wodehowse, Wodehuse, Alexander de, 417.

—, Richard de, deputy in Ireland of Richard le Mareschal the gauger, 489.

—, —, engrosser of the Exchequer, Dublin, 524.

—, —, Chapelizod granted to, 216

—, Robert de, 361, 621.

—, —, escheator [north of] Trent, 38, 181.

—, —, parson of Hakeneye, 639.

—, —, parson of Tyverington, 556.

—, —, prebendary of Auckland, 635, 638.

—, —, prebendary of Ketene, 186, 190, 196.

—, —, prebendary in St. Peter's, York, 631.

Wodehowse by Gryngele. See Woodhouse.

Wodehulle, Richard de, of Bristol, 35, 68, 70, 134, 143.

Wodelof, Walter, 488.

Wodelok, John, of Bristol, 35, 444.

Wodeman, Hugh, 586.

—, John, 580, 586.

—, Stephen son of Eudo, of Helpryngham, 596.

Wodemancote. See Woodmancote.

Wodenderby. See Enderby, Wood.

Woderoue, Woderove, John, 251.

—, Richard, 127.

Woderowe. See Woodrow.

Wode Rysing, William son of Roger de, 385.

Wodesdon, William de, of Oxford, 480.

Wodestok, Wodestoke. See Woodstock.

Wodeward, Wodewarde, Nicholas son of Henry le, 240.

—, Philip, of Bristol, 133, 605.

—, Walter le, 8.

—, William le, 499, 600.

Wodewardie, bailiwick of la. See UwchGwyrfai.

Wodhille. See Odell.

Wodhull. See Wodebulle.

Wodlace, William, of Clixby, 25.

Wodmancote. See Woodmancote.

Wogan, John, 229, 312, 646.

—, —, staying in Wales, 186.

—, —, justiciary of Ireland, 16.

—, —, —, William de Burgh, who held his place, 16.

—, —, and Avicia his wife, 223.

Woghham, Gilbert de, parson of Benacre, 300.

— See Vaghan.

Wokeseye, Richard de, 667.

Wokyngdon, Nicholas de, 482.

Wolaston, John de, 573.

—, Richard de, 64.

Wolaton. See Wollaton.

Wolavyngton, Henry de, 413-415.

— See Woolavington.

Wolbod, William, 197.

Wolde, Robert de la, purveyor, 374, 510.

Wolecote, Robert de, 252.

— See also Walecote.

Wolesham [co. Berks], Sutton in, 14.

Wolete, Hugh, 506, 588.

Woleton. See Walton near Felixstow.

Woleward, Wolwarde, Michael, 589.

Wolewich, Wolewyche, Wolewyk. See Woolwich.

Wolf, Wulf, Alexander le, 54.

—, Robert le, 301.

Wolferlow, Wolfrelowe [co. Hereford], 620.

Wolferton, Alan de, 58.

— See Wolverton.

Wolfmere. See Wolmer.

Wolfrelowe. See Wolferlow.

Wolfricheston. See Woolstone, co. Berks.

Wolingham, John de, 64.

Wollaton, Hugh de, 585.

Wollaton, Wolaton [co. Nottingham], 197.

Wollavynton. See Woolavington.

Wollay, John de, of Pontefract, 94.

Wollecoumbe. See Woolcombe.

Wollemilk, William, 146.

— See Wellemelk.

Wollemonger, Wollemongere, Gerard le, 8.

—, Roger le, 330, 507, 589.

Woller, William, of Grymesby, 346.

Wolman, Emma, late the wife of Walter son of Andrew, of Assheby, 582.

Wolmer, Wolfmere, Woluemere [co. Hants], licence to enclose lands within the metes of the forest of, 270.

—, co. Sussex, fishing in the king's tank at, 247.

Wolmyngton, Thomas de, 368.

Wolricheston, John de, monk of Tavistock, 499.

—, Robert de, 500.

—, Roger de, 500.

Wolseley, Robert de, 22.

Wolsingham [co. Durham], Master Thomas de Applingden, parson of, 648.

Wolstan, Hervey, 251.

Wolstanton. See Woolstaston.

Wolsthorpe. See Woolsthorpe.

Wolston. See Oulston.

Woluardeleye, Henry de, 246.

Woluemere. See Wolmer.

Wolveley. See Woolfly.

Wolvenhampton. See Wolvernehampton.

Wolverhampton, Wolverne Hampton, co. Stafford, 554, 612.

Wolvernehampton, Wolvenhampton, William son of Adam de, 499, 600.

Wolverne Hampton. See Wolverhampton.

Wolverton, Wolferton, co. Norfolk, 454, 469.

— See Wolferton; Woolverton.

Wolvesey [by Winchester, co. Hants], the bishop of Winchester's treasurer of, 630.

Wolwarde. See Woleward.

Woman sentenced to be hanged for receiving thieves, 20.

— hanged for larceny, 632.

Wombe, John, 331, 507.

—, Robert, 'boucher, 589.

Wome. See Woume.

Wonfo in Glaumorgan. See Wenvoe near Cardiff.

Wonford hundred, co. Devon, 268.

Woodbarrow. See Oldberrow.

Woodcote, Wodecote, [Wallington hundred], co. Surrey, 283.

Woodcott, Wodecote [co. Hants], 439.

Wood Enderby. See Enderby, Wood.

Woodford in Monksilver parish, Wodeford, co. Somerset, 412.

Woodford West, [or Woodford Strangways], Wyrdesford Belet, co. Dorset, 679, 689.

Woodhall, Wodehalle [co. York], 495.

—, la Wodehalle in the parish of Wakefield, co. York, 535.

Woodhouse by Gringley, Wodehowse by Gryngele, co. Nottingham, 412.

Woodmancote, Wodemancote, Wodmancote, co. Sussex, 562.

—, Richard de Shefeld, parson of, 602.

Woodrow, Woderowe, [near Melksham], co. Wilts, 137.

Woodstock, Wodestok, Edmund de, [afterwards earl of Kent], the king's brother, grant of manors, &c. to, 360.

Woodstock, Wodestoke, Wodestok [co. Oxford], 5, 447, 490.

—, letters patent dated at, 609, 611-613, 615, 671, 672, 674, 675-678, 680-682, 701.

Wool bought for the king, 7.

—, trade beyond the seas with, 630.

— laden in ships at Kingston-upon-Hull, 169.

—, a ship laden with, at London for Andewerpe, 545.

—, price per sarplar, 545, 546.

—, theft of a fleece of, 91.

—, tronage of See Tronage.

— and wool-fells, customs on. See Customs.

— and wool-fells, [ordnance touching export of], 15.

Wool Staple, 15, 56.

—, Richard Stureye, mayor of the, 15, 56.

Woolavington, Wolavyngton, Wollavynton, co. Somerset, 153, 413, 414.

Woolbeding, Wobbeding, co. Sussex, 658.

Woolborough, Willehyurd [co. Devon], 219.

Woolcombe, Wollecoumbe, Wellecombe [co. Dorset], 240.

Wooler, Wuloure, co. Northumberland, 261.

Wool-fells. See Customs.

Woolfly, Wolveley, co. Sussex, 562.

Woolmer. See Wolmer.

Woolstaston, Wolstanton, co. Salop, 554, 612.

Woolsthorpe, Wolsthorpe [co. Leicester], 395.

Woolstone, Wolfricheston, Woulvricheston [co. Berks], 626, 668.

—, la Somerlese in, 626, 668.

Woolverton, Wolverton, co. Hants, 476.

Woolwich, Wolewich, Wolewyche, Wolewyk, co. Kent, 64, 623.

—, commission de walliis et fossatis for 494.

Wooton, co. Berks. See Wootton.

Wootton, Wotton [co. Bedford], 442, 467.

—, Wotton [co. Berks], 402.

—, Wotton, co. Dorset, 229.

—, Wotton by Lodelowe, co. Salop, 554.

—, Wutton, co. Oxford, 5, 490.

— Courtney [co. Somerset], Master Adam de Orleton, parson of, 377.

— Glanville, Wotton [co. Dorset], 239, 403.

— Rivers, Wotton [co. Wilts], 470.

— See Wotton.

Woowood. See Totlington.

Wopping [co. Kent], 90.

— See Wapping.

Worcester, bishop of, 604.

—, — See also Maidenestan; Reginaldi.

—, bishopric, diocese or see of, 28, 41, 47, 94, 254, 302, 379, 439, 454, 458, 552, 559, 621, 644, 648, 652, 657, 667, 670.

—, keepers of the temporalities of, John de Gras and Robert de Cliderhou, 84.

—, cathedral church of, 441.

—, St. Mary's, prior and chapter of, 158, 218, 368, 441.

—, —, monks of. See Harley; Maddeley.

—, prior of, 217.

—, prior and convent of, 80, 132, 632.

—, archdeacon of. See Vienna, Henry son of [Imbertus] Dolfin de.

—, — Gloucester in the church of. See Birston.

Worcester, city of, 80, 410, 499, 590.

—, commission of gaol delivery for the castle of, 246.

—, pavage for, 96.

—, Norwych in the parish of St. Laurence by, 370.

—, St. Wolstan's hospital, master and brethren of, 370.

—, suburb of, beyond the Severn, 80.

Worcester, county of, 69, 74, 144, 224, 423, 501, 503, 666.

—, commissioners of array for, 351, 461, 682, 684.

—, — to assess a fifteenth in, 474.

—, — to assess the twentieth and fifteenth for, 50.

—, — to assess a sixteenth in, 531.

—, — to perambulate forests in, 296.

—, — touching offences of the king's ministers in, 686.

—, — measures used in, 689.

—, conservators, or keepers, &c., of the peace for, 108, 123, 129, 207, 482, 679.

—, sheriff of, 531, 535, 679.

—, —, [or under-sheriff, or other officers, alleged malpractices, or oppressions, &c.], by, 244, 407, 427, 429.

—, —, Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, 427.

—, —, under-sheriff of, Robert de Warrewyk, otherwise Robert le Belyetere, of Warwick, 244, 427.

— See Wigornia.

Worfield, Worfeld [co. Salop], 644.

—, Master Isambert de Longa Villa, parson of, 575.

Workington, Wyrkyngton [co. Cumberland], John de Cokermuth, parson of, 333.

Workman, Richard le, 429.

Worksop, Wirkesope, Wyrkesope, [otherwise Radford], co. Nottingham, prior of, 372.

—, prior and convent of St. Cuthbert's, 432, 523, 526.

Worldham [co. Hants], 700.

— See Werldham.

Worlington, Welrington [co. Devon], 31.

Wormenhale, Andrew de, 699.

Wormesleye, Richard de, 650.

Wormington, Great, Great Wurmynton, co. Gloucester, 500.

Wormleighton, Welmeleghton, co. Warwick, 423, 493.

Wormyngton. See Warmington.

Worplesdon, Werplesdene by Wyndesore [co. Surrey], Master Robert de Donebrigge, parson of, 300.

Worsted, ulnage of, 344.

Worth, Wyrede, co. Dorset, 239, 403.

—, Worthe, co. Sussex, 236, 483-485, 528.

Worthenbury, Worthynbury [co. Flint], 120.

Worthi. See Worthy.

Worthin, Worthyn, co. Salop, 266.

Worthy, Worthi, Roger atte, 249.

—, Roger son of Richard le Spensere atte, 429.

—, Thomas atte, 429.

Worthy Mortimer, or Headbourn Worthy, Worthy [co. Hants], 106, 491.

Worthynbury. See Worthenbury.

Worthyngton, Agnes, late the wife of Robert de, 241.

Worton, Nether, Little Orton, Netherorton [in Wootton hundred, co. Oxford], 78, 118, 390, 466.

Woses, Richard de la, mariner, 356.

— Compare Wase.

Wosington. See Ouston.

Wotesdon. See Waddesdon.

Wotton, Alexander de, 325.

—, Geoffrey de, canon of Roucestre, 569.

—, John de, 499.

—, —, Richard his man, 500.

—, —, Thomas his man, 499.

—, John son of John de, 136.

—, Richard de, prebendary of Yageston, 455, 513.

— See Wutton.

Wotton [co. Gloucester], Master Adam Mirimouth, parson of, 572.

—. See Wootton.

Wotyng, Hugh de, 575.

Wouburne, Walter de, keeper of the hospital of the Holy Trinity, Yvelcestre, 447, 505.

— See Woburn.

Woulvricheston, Wolfricheston. See Woolstone, co. Berks.

Woume, Wome, John de, of York, 5, 42.

Woxebrigge, Woxebrugge, Wyxebrigge, Augustine de, 248, 367, 494, 607.

— See Uxbridge.

Wraghby, William de, 281.

Wranne, or Wrauue, John, of Middelmershe, 239, 404.

—, Philip, 239, 404.

Wratting, Wrottyng [co. Essex], 561.

—, Wrattynge Capeles [co. Suffolk], 647, 651.

—, Little, Little Wrottyng [co. Suffolk], Hugh de Wytherisfeld, rector of, 606.

—, —, Roger Burgoyn, rector of, 606.

Wrauue, or Wranne. See Wranne.

Wraysbury. See Wyrardisbury.

Wrechewyche, Wrecchewyck. See Wretchwick.

Wreck of sea, 54, 55, 134, 143, 149, 224, 232, 247, 299, 317, 554, 568.

Wrecking of the ship St. Mary, 71.

— See Ship plundered.

Wrecks, ships wrecked. See Ship.

Wresel, John de, 558.

Wretchwick, Wrechewyche, Wrecchewyck, [near Bicester, co. Oxford], 359.

Wretlyng. See Wartling.

Wrexham, Wryghtlesham [co. Denbigh], in Wales, 485, 528.

Wrighte, Whelwrighte, John le, 253, 314.

Writhyngton, Wrthyngton, Henry de, and Emma his wife, 394, 481.

Wro, Roger in le, of Skeryngton, 407.

—, William 'in the', 494.

Wronge, Richard le, 106.

Wrotham, Wroteham, co. Kent. 245.

—, Master Bernard Peleti, parson of, 89.

Wrottyng. See Wratting.

Wroxcestre, Richard de, 201.

— See Wroxeter.

Wroxeter, Wroxcestre [co. Salop], 201, 266.

—, chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, 201.

Wroxhale, John de, 157.

Wroxham, 428, 430.

—, Hoveton St. John of. See Hoveton St. John.

Wrthyngton. See Writhyngton.

Wrydelesford, William de, 253.

Wryghtlesham. See Wrexham.

Wryteling. See Wartling.

Wuldham, Thomas de, bishop [1292 to 28 Feb. 1316-7] of Rochester, 89, 158, 218, 369, 441, 458, 650.

Wulf. See Wolf.

Wulfram [d'Abbeville], bishop [1301-1317] of Bethlehem, 336.

Wullecotewra [in Alne] in Galtres forest [co. York], 165.

Wulleye, John de, 238.

Wulmereshale, 524.

Wuloure. See Wooler.

Wuluy, John, 145.

Wulwy, William, 493.

Wurmynton, Great. See Wormington, Great.

Wutenham, William de, 504.

Wutton, Master Walter de, 284.

— See Wootton; Wotton.

Wy, Adam de, 619.

—, —, purveyor, 166.

— See Wye.

Wyard, John, rector of St. Georges, Winchester, 637.

Wybbury, Simon de, 701.

Wybert, Laurence, collector of customs, 204.

—, Peter, 499.

—, Richard, 466, 520.

—, Robert, 499, 509, 600.

Wyberton [co. Lincoln], Gerard de Cusancia, parson of, 380.

Wybourne, Wyburne, Hugh de, of Bekingham, 74.

—, Hugh son of Hugh de, 253.

—, William de, parson of Saundeby, 253.

Wycchecote. See Wichcott.

Wych'. See Wyche; Wyth.

Wyche, Wych', Wych, Adam de, 259.

—, Gregory atte, 690.

—, John le, 668.

—, Philip de, 153.

—, Thomas, 688, 693.

— See Wyke.

—, or Wyth. See Withe; Wyth'.

Wychebaud. See Wichbold.

Wycheford, John de, 592.

Wychelse. See Winchelsea.

Wychingham, Matthew de, 413.

Wycombe, Wycoumbe, Wycumbe, Henry son of Walter de, of Oxford, 151.

—, Joan, late the wife of Walter de, of Oxford, 144, 149, 151.

— Robert de, parson of Breteby, 536.

Wycombe, Wycoumbe, co. Buckingham, 512.

—, the Master of the hospital of St. John at, 400.

—, High, or Chipping Wycombe [Buckingham], 446.

Wycte. See Wytte.

Wycum. See Wykeham.

Wycumbe. See Wycombe.

Wyddeslade, Widdeslade, Geoffrey de, 473.

—, William de, of London, purveyor for the Wardrobe, 302, 303.

Wydeby, William, of Abingdon, 318.

Wydelot, Byndus, 656.

Wydemerpole, Wydemerepole, Widmerpol, Durand de, 120, 223.

—, Nicholas de, 502.

Wydemuthe. See Widemouth.

Wydewesone, John le, 518.

Wydewourche, John de, 415.

Wydeworthe, John de, 153.

Wydhopmor [co. Durham], 558.

Wydioche, Widehokesrewe [in Yetminster parish], co. Dorset, 240.

Wydmereton, Nicholas de, 430.

Wydyngton, Ralph de, 531.

Wye, Weye, John atte, 239, 403.

— See Wy.

Wye, Weye [co. Gloucester], a weir called Bikeswere near St. Briavels in the river, 310.

—, Wy [co. Kent], 29.

Wyg. See Wygge.

Wygan, William de, 53.

— See Wigan.

Wyge. See Wygge.

Wygemore, Walter de, 350.

—, Wyggemore. See Mortuo Mari of Wygemore; Wigmo re.

Wygenhale, John de, 23.

—, William de, 7.

— See Wiggenhall.

Wyger, Wygger, Wiger, William, 172.

Wygetoft. See Wigtoft.

Wygeton, Wyggeton, Wygton, Gilbert de, parson of Wygeton, 551.

—, John de, 22, 64, 108, 124, 222, 237, 551, 559.

—, Margaret, late the wife of John de, 547.

— See Wigton.

Wygge, Wyg, Richard, 418.

Wyggemore. See Wygemore.

Wygger. See Wyger.

Wyggeton. See Wygeton.

Wyggewolde, Ralph de, 364.

Wyghehulle, John de, 249.

Wyght, Wyht, Robert de, keeper of the writs and rolls of the Bench, Dublin, 519.

—, Thomas de, 187.

— See Wight, Isle of.

Wyghton, Wighton, Bartholomew de, 456.

—, Hugh de, 85.

—, Margery, late wife of Roger de, 291.

— See Weighton.

Wygornia, Hugh de, of London, 224.

Wygton. See Wygeton.

Wyham, Wyum [co. Lincoln], Alan de Gresseby, parson of, 386.

Wyherne. See Withern.

Wyht. See Wyght.

Wyiun, Wyioun, John, 210.

Wyk. See Wyke.

Wykclewode. See Wyklewode.

Wyke, Wyk, Wike, Gilbert de, 78.

—, Henry de la, 495.

—, Hugh de la, 34.

—, John de, 240, 498.

—, —, purveyor, 99.

—, —, of Cokeburiwyk, 585.

—, Roger de, 280.

— See also Wyche.

Wyke, Wyk, [in Woking hundred], co. Surrey, 245.

— See Wike.

Wykefeld. See Wickfield.

Wykeham, Wycum [co. York], 464.

Wykeman, William, 429.

Wykemannesson, John, of Sirice, 680.

Wykemer. See Wickmere.

Wyken, Wykene, Humphrey de, 57.

—, Ralph de, le Bercher, 506.

Wyker, William, 503.

Wykes by Ipswich [? Gyppeswyk in the suburb of Ipswich], co. Suffolk, 404.

Wykestowe. See Wystowe.

Wyke Suthtenge. See Week Southteign.

Wyket, co. Cornwall, 582, 596, 687.

Wykewane. See Wickham, Child's.

Wykford. See Wickford; Wigford [in Lincoln city].

Wykford Street. See Lincoln.

Wykham, brother Humphrey de, 76.

— See Wickham St. Paul.

Wykingby. See Wykyngby.

Wyklewode, Wykclewode, John de, 2, 3, 174.

Wykynby. See Wykyngby.

Wykyng, Robert, 364.

Wykyngby, Wykynby, Wykinby, Robert de, of Gresseby, 380.

—, Robert son of Roland de, 48.

— See Wickenby.

Wykyngeston, John de, 112.

—, William de, 283.

Wylardesby. See Willerby.

Wylburgham, Wilburghham, Edmund de, 139, 153.

—, Thomas de, monk of St. Edmunds, 153.

Wylde. See Wilde.

Wyldemershe, Wildemershe, Robert, of Bristol, 294, 489.

Wylden. See Wilden.

Wyleby. See Willoughby.

Wyledene. See Wilden.

Wyleghby. See Willoughby.

Wylemyn, Wilemyn, Master John, marshal, 449.

Wyles, Peter, 65.

—, Thomas, of Melton, keeper of the Templars' lands, 178.

—, William Peuresman, 65.

Wylesthorpe. See Wilstrop.

Wyleton, William de, chaplain, 152.

— See Williton.

Wyleton on Trent, ? Willington on Trent, co. Derby, 588.

Wylghby, Wylgheby. See Willoughby.

Wylghsyk. See Wilsick.

Wylie, Wylye, John de, of Norton, 684, 695.

—, Roger de, 480.

Wylileye, Ralph de, 649.

Wylin, or Wylyn ap Lewal, 567.

— See also Wilin.

Wylindon, Wylingdon. See Willingdon.

Wylingham. See Willingham.

Wylington, Wylynton, Wyllington, Wilington, Henry de, 666.

—, John de, 67, 251, 253, 307, 482.

Wyllesdon. See Willesden.

Wyllington. See Wylington.

Wylmedele, Miles de, 318.

Wylmyngton, Wylmynton, John de, 458.

Wylton, Wilton, John de, 499, 600, 696.

—, —, rector of Bocton Alulph, 103.

—, Peter de, canon of Haverholm, 596.

— See Wilton.

Wyltyng. See Wilting.

Wylughby. See Willoughby.

Wylughes. See Newton in the Willows.

Wylughton. See Willoughton.

Wylye. See Wylie.

Wylymot. See Wilmot.

Wylyn. See Wilin; Wylin.

Wylyngham. See Willingham.

Wylyngton, Wylynton. See Wylington.

Wymark, William, 57.

Wymberville, William de, canon of Oseneye, 615.

Wymbisse. See Wymbysshe.

Wymbissh. See Wimbish; Wymbysshe.

Wymburne, Master Peter de, rector of Mel bury, 361.

Wymbysshe, Wymbyssh, Wymbisshe, Wymbisse, Richard de, 423.

—, —, canon, or prior of the Holy Trinity, London, 478, 480, 508.

— See Wimbish.

Wymehale, Wymhale, Nicholas de, 502, 582.

Wymer, Wymmer, Edmund, of Snetesham, 134.

—, Nicholas de, of Ketene, 591, 596.

—, William, 56, 496.

Wymeswold, Wymundeswald, Wymundwald [in Goscote hundred, co. Leicester], 397.

—, pannage in, 397.

Wymhale. See Wymehale.

Wymmer. See Wymer.

Wymondham, Wymundham [co. Norfolk], 300, 454, 469, 512.

—, abbot and convent of, 300.

— See Wymundham.

Wympol. See Whimple.

Wymund, Nicholas, 251.

—, Robert, 251.

Wymundeswald, Wymundwald. See Wymeswold.

Wymundhale, William de, 263.

Wymundham, Wymondham, Master William de, clerk of the Exchange of London, &c., 621.

— See Wymondham.

Wyn. See Wyne.

Wynbodesham. See Wimbotsham.

Wynburnemynstre, Nicholas de, 257.

Wyncehulle. See Winshill.

Wyncestre, Wynchestre, Wynton, Henry de 23.

—, William de, 498, 598.

— See also Wynton.

Wynchecombe, Wynchecoumbe, Wynchecumbe, Gilbert de, 699.

—, John de, 78.

—, Reginald de, 362.

—, Sir Richard de, canon of the church of Lincoln, 362.

— See Winchcomb.

Wynchelese, Master John de, 260.

Wynchelse. See Winchelsea.

Wynchestre. See Wyncestre.

Wynckeleie. See Aldwincle.

Wyndas, John, 282.

Wyndesore, Wyndesores, Edmund de, collector of the murage of London, 655.

—, —, purveyor, 436, 486.

—, John de, 50.

—, Richard de, 107, 144, 146, 150, 151, 318, 350, 462, 473, 529.

—, William de, 589.

— See Windsor.

Wyndmylneward, William le, 333.

— See Milleward.

Wyne, Wynne, Wyn, Robert, 582.

—, William, 443, 604.

—, William le, 461.

Wyneston, William de, See Wynestowe.

— See Wynston.

Wynestowe, Wynestou', Wyneston, William de, 60, 148, 245.

Wynfrid-Neuburgh. See Winfrith-Newburgh.

Wyngefeld, Wynkefeld, Richard de, 43, 44.

—, Roger de, 43, 44, 78, 82, 89, 96.

—, —, presented to Bredon church, 94.

—, —, presented to Kemeseye church, 47.

—, —, prebendary of St. Patrick's, Dublin, 174, 175.

—, —, precentor of St. Patrick's, Dublin, 83, 175.

Wyngeham. See Wingham.

Wynkeburne, Henry de, 371.

Wynkefeld. See Wyngefeld.

Wynlauton. See Winlaton.

Wynne. See Wyne.

Wynneyene, Peter, 267.

Wynston, Wyneston, Gilbert de, purveyor, 189, 437, 486, 633.

—, John de, 314, 699.

—, William, 581.

— See Winston; Wynestowe.

Wynteford (sic), William de, 699.

Wynter, Katherine daughter of Agnes, of Bekyngham, 74.

— See Wyntier.

Wynterbrok. See Winterbrook.

Wynterburne, John de, 86.

Wynterburneford. See Winterbourne Ford.

Wyntershulle, Wyntereshulle, Wyntrehulle, Wyntreshulle, Wyntreshull, Alice de, abbess of Romeseye, 210, 216, 281, 327, 403.

—, Henry de, 676.

—, Walter de, 618.

Wynterton. See Winterton.

Wynteryngton, John son of Simon de, 692.

—, John son of Thomas de, and Isabella his wife, 155.

Wynthorpe. See Winthorpe.

Wyntier, Henry le, of Theford, 670.

— See Wynter.

Wynton, John de, 318.

—, —, of London, and Matilda his wife, 690.

—, William de, canon or prior of St. Mary's, Southwick. See Southwick.

— See Wyncestre.

Wyntreshulle. See Wyntershulle.

Wyntreslawe, Wyntreslowe. See Winterslow.

Wyntryngham, Wyntringham, John de, monk of Whitby, 389.

— See Wintringham.

Wyppe, Wype, Wipe, John, 406, 407, 515, 546, 594, 679.

—, Peter, 57.

—, Roger, 683.

—, William son of Henry, 683.

Wyrardisbury. or Wraysbury, Wyrerdesbury, co. Buckingham, 564.

Wyrdesford Belet. See Woodford, West.

Wyrede [co. Dorset]. See Worth.

Wyresfeld. See Wethersfield.

Wyrethorpe, Wyrthorpe. Peter de, canon of Bridlington, 245.

—, Philip de, 251.

Wyrkesop, Wyrkesope. See Worksop.

Wyrksale, Ralph de, 168.

Wyrkynton. See Workington.

Wyrmynghirst. See Warminghurst.

Wyrthorpe See Wyrethorpe.

Wyschard, John, 570.

Wysdom, Wisdom, Adam, of Bristol, 133, 134.

—, Reginald, 417.

—, Bysdom, William, 135.

Wyse, Wise, Richard le, 8.

—, Serlo, 229, 685.

—, Walter le, 589.

—, William, 229, 685.

Wysebech, Wysebeche, Nicholas de, of the Order of Preachers, 628.

— See Wisbech.

Wyseman. See Wysman.

Wysete. See Guist; Wissett.

Wysham, John de, 403, 404, 671.

—, —, keeper of Dean forest, 658.

—, —, keeper of the castle of St. Briavels and forest of Dene, 697.

—, — his deputy, John Lyoun, 697.

Wysman, Wyseman, Wisman, Adam of Bristol, 35, 68, 70, 133, 134, 143, 144, 605.

—, David, 134.

Wystenehiden, co. Worcester. See Whiston.

Wysteneston. See Weston.

Wystowe, Wyxstowe, Wykestowe, Wistowe, Robert de, [of York], 541, 542, 681, 692.

—, Wyxstowe, Wykestowe. See Wistow. Wyt, Walter, 359.

— See Wytte.

Wytchham. See Witcham.

Wyte. See White; Wyt; Wytte.

Wytefield. See Wytfeld.

Wyteryng, Wyterynge, Robert de, 237.

— See Wittering.

Wytewelle, Thomas de, parson of Felthorpe, 298.

— See Whitewell.

Wytfeld, Wytefeld, Witefeld, Robert de, sheriff [of Oxford, 29-31 Henry II.], 359.

—, William de, 223.

— See Whitefeld.

Wytfont, John, 590.

Wyth', Wych', Peter, 418.

— See Withe; Wyche.

Wytham, Witham, John de, of Beauchamp Canoun, 229.

—, —, parson of Causton, 417.

—, —, —, Thomas his servant, 417.

—, Willam de, 22.

Wythchirche. See Whitchirche.

Wythe. See Withe; Wyth'.

Wythegh, Wytheghe [? Whitley, co. Devon], 429.

Wytheghe, Witheghe, Alan de, 429.

Wytheme, the river. See Witham.

Wyther, Wither, Henry, 240.

—, William, 240.

Wytheren. See Withern.

Wytheresfeld. See Withersfield.

Wytherisfeld, Hugh de, rector of Little Wrottyng, 606.

Wytherlinge, Henry de, 30.

Wytheton, Henry de, king's chaplain, 379.

Wythyngton, Roger de, 186.

Wytlakesfeld. See Wixford.

Wytle. See Witley.

Wytlesford, Wytheford, Witlesford, Stephen de, 304, 305.

— See Whittlesford.

Wytte, Wycte, William, le Charetter, 592.

— See Wyt.

Wytteneye, Witteneye, John de, a monk [of Westminster], 272, 522.

—, Thomas de, 37.

— See Witney.

Wytton. See Witton.

Wytyngham. See Whittingham.

Wyum. See Wyham.

Wyvelesford. See Wilsford.

Wyveleshulle, John de, 648.

Wyvelingham. See Willingham.

Wyverthorpe, Thomas de, 595.

Wyverton. See Wiverton.

Wyville, Robert de, 482.

—, Thomas de, 464.

—, William de, 697.

Wyxebrigge. See Woxbrigge.

Wyxstowe. See Wystowe.